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Lishogi is a free, open-source online shogi server. Users can play shogi against the computer, friends or random opponents without registration, ads or plugins, and the site also offers tournaments, studies, puzzles, variants and analysis tools.
LlamaIndex is an open-source document processing platform built for artificial intelligence applications. It is maintained in a GitHub repository by run-llama, offering tools to handle documents as part of AI workflows.
Collection of infrastructure and tools for research in neural network interpretability.
LynxKite is a GPU-accelerated platform for graph analytics and drug discovery. It combines graph reasoning, machine learning and molecule analysis in one workflow, and offers 600+ graph operations with 2D and 3D molecule visualization. It is free and open source with a commercial tier for production teams.
Open-source project that supports software development with code generation, analysis, debugging, or documentation.
A federated, open-source data catalog for all your big data and small data.
Manalyzer is a free, open-source, multi-platform service that performs static analysis on PE executables to detect undesirable behavior. It can be used online, and its underlying software is available on GitHub. Manalyze plugins run in separate threads.
MapLight provides data series focused on United States federal campaign finance and congressional bills, intended for research and media organizations. Its Bill Positions dataset tracks which companies and organizations support or oppose specific bills moving through Congress, sourced from public records including company websites, press releases, and government documents. The dataset covers 2007 to 2021, includes more than 225,000 positions on over 14,000 bills, is no longer updated, and is available for academic and research use for a modest licensing fee.
MarkItDown is a lightweight Python utility for converting various files to Markdown for use with LLMs and related text analysis pipelines. It preserves document structure and content as Markdown, including headings, lists, tables, and links, and supports formats such as PDF, PowerPoint, Word, Excel, images, audio, HTML, and ZIP files.
Helps find, analyze or synthesize information for research and knowledge discovery.
Marquez is an open source metadata service for collecting, aggregating and visualizing a data ecosystem's metadata. It maintains provenance of how datasets are consumed and produced and provides visibility into job runtime and dataset access. Metadata is collected via OpenLineage, and a web UI shows job and dataset dependencies through a lineage graph.
Mars is an open source tensor-based unified framework for large-scale data computation. It scales numpy, pandas and scikit-learn, offering tensor, DataFrame and learn interfaces that resemble the original libraries. A session can be started locally or connected to an existing Mars cluster.
Metabase is an open source analytics and business intelligence platform. It grounds answers in a governed semantic layer of metrics and business logic so the query behind each answer can be inspected. It supports querying data in plain English with AI, interactive dashboards, documents, subscriptions and alerts, and embedded analytics. Users can self-host or use Metabase Cloud.
metagoofil is a Python security tool that searches Google for specific file types hosted on a target website, with optional local download of discovered files. It is intended for open source intelligence gathering, penetration testing, and identifying files organizations publicly expose to search indexers. It is a maintained fork of the original metagoofil project, preinstalled by default on Kali Linux, and deliberately excludes built-in metadata analysis in favor of external tools like exiftool.
MG-RAST is an open source, open submission web application server that suggests automatic phylogenetic and functional analysis of metagenomes. It is also one of the biggest repositories for metagenomic data. Users can turn raw sequence into analyzed data and deposit metagenomic data for public reference.
mlxtend is a library that provides extension and helper modules for Python's data analysis and machine learning libraries. The project includes installation guides, example code, license information, and contact details. It is hosted as an open source repository on GitHub.
Framework that implements AutoML algorithms for model architecture search at scale.
ModelDB is an open-source system for versioning machine learning models, including their code, data, config and environment, and for tracking ML metadata across the model lifecycle. It supports reproducible models, experiment management and lifecycle tracking. It runs on Docker and Kubernetes, offers Python and Scala clients, and is maintained by Verta.ai.
Helps find, analyze or synthesize information for research and knowledge discovery.
MusicLM is a model that generates high-fidelity music from text descriptions. It frames conditional music generation as hierarchical sequence-to-sequence modeling and produces audio at 24 kHz consistent over several minutes. It can also be conditioned on text and a melody, transforming whistled or hummed melodies according to a text caption. The project released MusicCaps, a dataset of 5.5k music-text pairs with descriptions by human experts.
The source for financial, economic, and alternative datasets, serving investment professionals.
Bringing Systematic Review to Life.
NETSCOUT Cyber Threat Horizon offers a real-time DDoS attack map and threat statistics. The site presents a customizable view of the global cyber threat landscape, with attack map, statistics and expert analysis sections, plus filters for event values, sources, destinations and event types.
Data1850 is an interactive website from NZIER for exploring, visualising, comparing and downloading long-term economic data for New Zealand. Its data is organised into five key areas: Government, Economic Activity, Prices, International Linkages, and People. The site also provides downloadable summaries from the book 'Looking at the Numbers' by Phil Briggs. It is free to use and available to anyone.
