nucleai
AI Support for Fusion Experiments
nucleai is a codegen-first library designed to empower fusion research with advanced AI capabilities. It provides a comprehensive workflow for extracting features from fusion data, generating rich descriptions, and creating vector embeddings for both feature images and text.
Key Features
- Natural Language Interface: Ask questions about data and test hypotheses using natural language.
- Data Search & Retrieval: Advanced search capabilities using text and feature shapes.
- Analysis & Display: Automated analysis and visualization of experimental data.
- Feature Extraction: Automated extraction of significant features from experimental fusion data.
- Vector Embeddings: Generation of embeddings for feature images and text descriptions to enable semantic understanding.
- Codegen-First Design: Built to be driven by AI agents and code generation tools, allowing users to request complex, novel plots and processing pipelines on demand.
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(Instructions for installation and usage will be added here)
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