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Dresden

Demonstrators

On this page, we offer you an overview of each demonstrator created at ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig. You can check out all of our demonstrators in the ScaDS.AI Living Lab locations.

Our Demonstrators

FloodVis

  • Immersive virtual reality experience 
  • Based on existing simulation data and geospatial information
  • Preprocessing of data using elevation data, areal images, water level, and building information 
  • Applying areal images as texture on terrain layers and water surface for increased visualization accuracy
  • Interactive environment with intuitive navigation methods 
  • Enhanced navigation mechanism to avoid motion sickness

Creators: Marzan Tasnim Oyshi, Verena Maleska

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asanAI

  • No-code toolkit to design, train and test machine learning models
  • No programming knowledge required
  • Runs in browser / no installation required
  • Works entirely offline
  • User privacy is guaranteed
  • Single-click automatic generation of Python/NodeJS code
  • Suitable for beginners as well as expert users

Creator: Norman Koch

Find out more about asanAI

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MultiCut

  • Gamification of multicut problem 
  • Providing an intuitive and interactive way to understand a data segmentation task
  • Score-based approach to guide the players optimizing their selected multicut 
  • Using both scientific and non-scientific examples 
  • Developed in Python, runs on both Linux and Windows

Creator: Jannik Irmai

Big Data Performance Analysis

  • Big data framework internals are often hidden form the user 
  • Monitoring internal behaviors such as memory access patterns are crucial for analyzing the application’s performance 
  • Measurement codes are added to Apache Spark and Flink
  • Both tracing and profiling methods are supported 
  • Providing side-by-side comparison of performance metrics
  • Functions of interest can be identified by the user

Creator: Jan Frenzel

OmniOpt

  • Automatic hyper-parameter optimization for a wide range of problems
  • Handling of use-case as black box 
  • Highly parallel approach (available on Taurus HPC) 
  • Stochastic optimization algorithms (TPE, Hyperopt) 
  • Capable of handling a large number of parameters
  • Automatic evaluation and plotting functions

Find out more about OmniOpt

Creators: Dr. Peter Winkler, Norman Koch

Napari-KICS

  • Estimating chromosome sizes using image processing 
  • Applicable to all karyotype images
  • Automatic identification and labeling of chromosomes
  • Intuitive graphical user interface to enable manual adjustments 
  • Providing multilayer representation of chromosome characteristics 
  • Freely available as a plugin for Napari

Creator: Arne Ludwig

Content Based Image Retrieval (CBIR)

  • Retrieving images similar to an input image 
  • Based on the on-the-fly calculated similarity scores 
  • Machine learning model trained on a large set of historical images from the city of Dresden 
  • Fast identification with low processing overhead

Creators: Dr. Christoph Lehmann and Dr. Taras Lazariv

Bridging between Data Science and Performance Analysis

  • Bringing performance analysis methods to the world of data science 
  • Providing precompiled jupyter kernels for performance analysis 
  • Providing Score-P Python binding to analyze performance of Python codes in Jupyter notebooks 
  • Enabling global as well as cell-based tracing of Python code performance
  • Recorded traces available for Vampir (OTF2)

Creators: Elias Werner, Lalith Manjunath, Jan Frenzel, Dr. Sunna Torge

ImageSeg

  • Applicable for all image segmentation tasks
  • Enhanced annotation mechanism to improve task automation
  • Intuitive and no-code graphical user interface 
  • Batch processing of unlimited number of images 
  • Single-click execution in browser (no installation) 
  • Short return time, thanks to its execution on Taurus HPC cluster

Creators: Dmitrij Schlesinger, Norman Koch, Dr. Peter Winkler, Patric Röhm

CodeCAI

  • Dialogue system for creating an analysis workflow
  • Reducing learning overhead 
  • Simplifying handling of libraries 
  • Explaining analysis results in an understandable way 
  • Automatic mapping of natural language to Python code

Creators: Bernhard Stadler and Klaudia Thellmann

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funded by:
Gefördert vom Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung.
Gefördert vom Freistaat Sachsen.