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arXiv Machine Learning By Shikha Surana, Alex Hawkins-Hooker, Olivia Gallup, Christoph Brunken, Jules Tilly, Paul Duckworth

ALF: An Active Learning Framework for Scientific Discovery

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ALF is a modular active learning framework designed to streamline the entire data acquisition process for scientific discovery. It offers a single API that supports both offline benchmarking against existing datasets and online deployment with an oracle for real‑world candidate acquisition. The framework is open‑source and available on GitHub.

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