AIS Instrumentation Gym
Welcome to AIS Instrumentation Gym
Follow the illustrated landscape from particles to planets, and from cells to data. Choose one of the seven NUS Science departments to discover its interactive demos.
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Introduction
Get to know the Gym
A two-minute guide to the Gym, its workflows, and how to get started.
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Project library
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Physics Atmospheric Physics & Remote Sensing
TBB cluster explorer — grouping a day of Himawari-9 brightness temperatures
Can a computer rediscover a coastline it has never seen? A weather satellite photographed the heat of one patch of Japanese coast every ten minutes for a day — 142 pictures, two of the day's slots missing.
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Physics Astronomy & Astrophysics
Pleiades membership — which stars move together?
Can motion and distance separate the Pleiades from unrelated stars in the same patch of sky? A space telescope measured the position, motion, distance and light of thousands of stars around the Pleiades.
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Physics Condensed Matter & Materials Physics
Superconductor regression explorer — predicting critical temperature from composition features
Can a computer predict how cold a material has to be made before electricity flows through it with no loss at all? Twenty-one thousand materials that laboratories have already tested, each described by eighty-one numbers worked out from its chemical recipe, next to the temperature at which it was…
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Statistics and Data Science Machine Learning & Data Compression
Satellite Image Vector Quantization
See how clustering compresses twelve thousand measurements into a small codebook of representative patterns.
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Biological Sciences Genomics & Single-Cell Biology
Single Cell Gene Expression
Follow dimensionality reduction and clustering as twenty thousand gene measurements are organised into fourteen cell types.
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Physics Astronomy & Astrophysics
Galaxy rotation-augmentation explorer — does turning the training images help?
Compare galaxy classifiers with and without rotation augmentation to see whether orientation-robust training improves predictions.
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Biological Sciences Genomics & Systems Biology
Alzheimer's Gene Co-expression Explorer — the co-expression map, recomputed
Explore gene co-expression patterns and clusters to identify biological structure associated with Alzheimer’s disease.
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Biological Sciences Genomics & Single-Cell Biology
JAE joint embedding — one cell, two measurements, 61 numbers
Follow a joint autoencoder as one cell’s gene expression is compressed into a 61-number embedding.
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Statistics and Data Science Multivariate Analysis & Visualisation
Air Quality — day-segment structure, sensor by sensor
Compare PCA and UMAP views of daily air-quality sensor profiles to reveal recurring patterns across sensors.
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Statistics and Data Science Spatiotemporal Data Science
Singapore Road Speed Clusters — UMAP
Explore UMAP clusters of Singapore road-speed profiles to see which roads share similar traffic rhythms.
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Chemistry Electrochemistry & Energy Storage
Battery SOH Forecast Explorer
Can four ageing batteries reveal both how much capacity remains and how their voltage curves change? A laboratory repeatedly charged and discharged four matching batteries, recording one health value per cycle and the full voltage trace within each cycle.
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Chemistry Electrochemistry & Energy Storage
Battery Curve Shape Explorer
Can a computer recognise ageing from curve shape? Explore 3,245 cycles in one PCA map, reveal their ages, and inspect each linked charge-discharge curve.
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Chemistry Electrochemistry & Energy Storage
CEEMDAN battery forecasting — decompose, then forecast, without peeking
A rechargeable battery loses a little of the charge it can hold every time it is used. Can a computer see the end coming? One laboratory battery cell was charged and discharged 168 times, and the charge it could still hold was measured after every single cycle.
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