Discover an index of datasets, SDKs, APIs and open-source tools developed by Microsoft researchers and shared with the global academic community below. These experimental technologies—available through Azure AI Foundry Labs (opens in new tab)—offer a glimpse into the future of AI innovation.
Time Brush lets you filter a time-based dataset by directly dragging or brushing over a time period of interest. The initial display is a helpful overview that shows the frequency of items in each pre-defined…
This data set consists of the tweet IDs collected for the propensity-score analysis of longitudinal social media messages posted by people who mention specific health, social and business domains. This data set accompanies the paper,…
Each file contains data from one of 21 volunteers who carried a GPS logger with them in the region of Seattle, Washington USA for approximately eight weeks in the fall of 2009. This set of…
The RoomAlive Toolkit enables creation of dynamic projection mapping experiences. This toolkit has been in internal use at Microsoft Research for several years and has been used in a variety of interactive projection mapping projects…
Timeline Storyteller is an expressive browser-based visual storytelling environment for presenting timelines. You can use Timeline Storyteller to present different aspects of your data using a palette of timeline representations, scales, and layouts, as well…
Source code for the CodeContracts tools for .NET Code Contracts provide a language-agnostic way to express coding assumptions in .NET programs.
A React component library for representing application histories using the redux-dag-history (opens in new tab) middleware.
These are test images for developing and evaluating background subtraction for computer vision. There are seven sequences of images, and each sequence comes from a video.
Facet Key shows the most frequent entities of various types across an entire document collection. Selecting an entity of interest filters and highlights linked visuals in ways that enable document collections to be analyzed systematically,…
This is the data released with the CHI 2017 paper: As We May Ink? Learning from Everyday Analog Pen Use to Improve Digital Ink Experiences. It contains the 493 entries of a diary study with…
