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Replication Data for: Perovskite polariton parametric oscillator
No full textexperimental data and simulation for the paper "Perovskite polariton parametric oscillator
Replication Data for: EdgeCompress: Coupling Multi-Dimensional Model Compression and Dynamic Inference for EdgeAI
No full textThis is the source code repository for the publication "EdgeCompress: Coupling Multi-Dimensional Model Compression and Dynamic Inference for EdgeAI"
Replication Data for: Shallow Slow Slip Events Identified Offshore the Osa Peninsula in Southern Costa Rica from GNSS Time Series
No full textThis dataset includes all of the input files used to conduct the modeling and model resolution testing in the manuscript "Shallow Slow Slip Events Identified Offshore the Osa Peninsula in Southern Costa Rica from GNSS Time Series" submitted to Geophysical Research Letters
Pre Registration for: Investigation of Parents’ Choice of Topic-Comment Sentence Construction During Parent-Child Talk Using Narratives Collected From the Talk Together Study’
No full textTranslanguaging refers to the act of multilinguals drawing from their full linguistic repertoire of all their languages without being limited to the rules of any one language (Aiseng, 2022; Otheguy et al., 2015), allowing the speakers to maximise their communicative potentials by applying various linguistic features to convey different meanings or participate in different linguistic circumstances (An, 2022). In the context of Singapore, the multitude of languages spoken allow Singaporean multilinguals to perform translanguaging (An, 2022), done so particularly through Singlish (Lee & Wei, 2020). For English-Mandarin Singapore bilinguals, their language repertoire consists of two different systems of syntax for use – the subject-predicate structure predominant in English (LaPolla, 2009), and the topic-comment structure common in Mandarin Chinese (Shi, 2000). In this present study, we are interested in investigating how English-Mandarin bilingual parents may vary in the construction of their sentence structures when translanguaging in interactions with their children.
Preregistration for Final Year Project in Psychology at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
This version includes an update to the preregistered analysis plan arising from pilot coding of a small sample of the full corpus (less than 10%) and prior to accessing the full collection of transcriptions. This version also includes the current coding scheme developed from the preliminary coding exercise
Replication Data for: Anomalous Single-Mode Lasing Induced by Nonlinearity and the Non-Hermitian Skin Effect
No full textMatlab codes and numerical data for the paper "Anomalous Single-Mode Lasing Induced by Nonlinearity and the Non-Hermitian Skin Effect
Replication Data for: Weighted persistent homology for osmolyte molecular aggregation and hydrogen-bonding network analysis
No full textIt has long been observed that trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) and urea demonstrate dramatically different properties in a protein folding process. Even with the enormous theoretical and experimental research work on these two osmolytes, various aspects of their underlying mechanisms still remain largely elusive. In this paper, we propose to use the weighted persistent homology to systematically study the osmolytes molecular aggregation and their hydrogen-bonding network from a local topological perspective. We consider two weighted models, i.e., localized persistent homology (LPH) and interactive persistent homology (IPH). Boltzmann persistent entropy (BPE) is proposed to quantitatively characterize the topological features from LPH and IPH, together with persistent Betti number (PBN). More specifically, from the localized persistent homology models, we have found that TMAO and urea have very different local topology. TMAO is found to exhibit a local network structure. With the concentration increase, the circle elements in these networks show a clear increase in their total numbers and a decrease in their relative sizes. In contrast, urea shows two types of local topological patterns, i.e., local clusters around 6 Å and a few global circle elements at around 12 Å. From the interactive persistent homology models, it has been found that our persistent radial distribution function (PRDF) from the global-scale IPH has same physical properties as the traditional radial distribution function. Moreover, PRDFs from the local-scale IPH can also be generated and used to characterize the local interaction information. Other than the clear difference of the first peak value of PRDFs at filtration size 4 Å, TMAO and urea also shows very different behaviors at the second peak region from filtration size 5 Å to 10 Å. These differences are also reflected in the PBNs and BPEs of the local-scale IPH. These localized topological information has never been revealed before. Since graphs can be transferred into simplicial complexes by the clique complex, our weighted persistent homology models can be used in the analysis of various networks and graphs from any molecular structures and aggregation systems
Cultural Loss and Climate Change – A New Field of Research
No full textThis paper introduces the field of study of the relationship of culture loss to climate change, its key rubrics, and the Singapore based "Cultural Loss and Climate Change Project". This is an interdisciplinary research project under the auspices of Nanyang Technology University and the National Research Centre for Contemporary Art
DEMs for Experiment 3
No full textDigital elevation models (DEMs) for Experiment 3 (exponentially decreasing ejection volume, constant viscosity
Selected Environmental Parameters affecting Autonomous Vehicle (AV) Sensors
No full textThis dataset contains LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) sensor return intensities of the Velodyne VLS-128 LiDAR sensor against various automotive paint panels. The panels have been tested at different angles and distances as well as different surface conditions such as dry and wet. The LiDAR sensor was tested at a constant rotation speed of 540 rpm and the return intensity values are on a scale of 0 to 255. The automotive paints were selected based on common colours seen on Singapore's roads. The paint descriptions have been provided for each data file. The sensor was set up on a testing rig at a constant height in a controlled environment. The paint panels were tested with and without the presence of water droplets from a spray bottle
Related data for: Accelerating gustavson-based SpMM on embedded FPGAs with element-wise parallelism and access pattern-aware caches
No full textThe code for our DATE work entitled "Accelerating Gustavson-based SpMM on embedded FPGAs with element-wise parallelism and access pattern-aware caches"