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A research paper accepted at the IEEE Conference on Games 2021 that presents adversarial deep reinforcement learning for procedural content generation. It uses a Generator agent that creates challenges and a Solver agent that learns to solve them, with auxiliary inputs as a control variable for diversity.
A physics-based simulation of two independently driven pendulums that begin with nearly identical conditions. Users can adjust parameters and drag a pendulum to change its starting position; over time the two pendulums diverge, illustrating sensitivity to initial conditions in chaotic systems.
CorpusLoaders is a Julia package that provides a variety of loaders for different natural language processing (NLP) corpora, maintained by JuliaText and hosted on GitHub. It simplifies accessing and loading diverse NLP datasets for research and development use cases.
The Data and Sample Research System for Whole Cruise Information (DARWIN) is a service provided by JAMSTEC that publishes oceanographic observation data and sample information collected by its research vessels and submersibles. Users can search cruise information, dive information, and sample information. The system is listed in international data repository catalogs such as re3data.org and FAIRsharing.
Archived, read-only GitHub repository of free resources for learning machine learning with Python and Jupyter Notebook, including notebooks, courses and other links. It was first posted in 2016 and was archived by the owner on Jun 27, 2022.
A service of the SNSB IT Center that provides access to occurrence data, including collection and observation data, with searchable catalogs for each dataset. It connects Diversity Workbench services with a BioCASe provider software installation and an RDF service for machine readability, organizing metadata with Linked Open Data requirements and stable URIs.
edX is an online learning platform that provides courses, certificates, and degree programs delivered by leading global institutions including Harvard, Google, and Amazon. It serves a global community of learners, offering flexible, hybrid, and 100% online learning paths across diverse subject areas such as artificial intelligence, business, and data science. Users can register for a free account to access offerings.
Facets is a project containing two visualizations, Facets Overview and Facets Dive, for understanding and analyzing machine learning datasets. The visualizations are Polymer web components backed by TypeScript that can be embedded in Jupyter notebooks or webpages. Overview produces feature-by-feature statistical analysis and compares statistics across datasets. The repository was archived on Jul 27, 2024 and is now read-only.
Flash by Night is a website offering a selection of games and diversions that can be played on a PC or phone. The site describes itself as coffee break entertainment and states that all content is copyrighted by flashbynight.com.
The Gender Dysphoria Bible is a resource for people questioning their gender, already on a gender journey, or wanting to learn more about what it is to be transgender. The page traces historical and cultural examples of gender diversity and terms used for transgender experience. A second edition is announced as coming soon.
George Mason University is described as Virginia's largest, most diverse, and highest-ranked university for innovation, and as a top 50 public R1 research university. Its site covers admissions, undergraduate and graduate programs, research and campus visits.
Georgia Institute of Technology is a top public research university that develops leaders in technology and improves lives through diverse academic programs with global reach. It is the fastest-growing public university over the past decade and has a $5.8 billion economic impact.
Google Labs FX is the official hub for AI experiments from Google. As of the listing snapshot, its primary featured project is Project Genie, a tool for creating and exploring infinitely diverse worlds. It also notes that related Google Flow and Google Flow Music products are hosted at separate dedicated sites.
The Hungarian National Shared Cataloguing Project operates the MOKKA-ODR catalog, a shared cataloguing resource. It provides simple search, advanced search, CCL search and browsing functions, includes a tag cloud covering diverse subjects, and is maintained by OSZK, eCorvina Kft. and Monguz Kft.
Hurricane Electric Hosted DNS is a free DNS hosting portal for managing forward and reverse DNS records. It supports queries over IPv4 and native IPv6 and offers record types including A, AAAA, ALIAS, CNAME, CAA, MX, NS, TXT, SRV and PTR. Accounts can hold multiple domains, and geographically diverse servers provide the service.
Hyperithm is a global asset manager that delivers market-neutral returns through systematic arbitrage across digital and traditional asset markets. Its investment approach uses algorithmic trading, diversified arbitrage strategies and risk management. It also conducts venture investment in companies aligned with its asset management business.
Devuan is a fork of Debian without systemd that uses sysvinit by default. Its Init Freedom page describes restoring a PID1 approach that respects portability, diversity and freedom of choice, and lists alternate init systems and distributions using them. openrc has been available since ASCII and runit since Beowulf; sinit, s6 and shepherd are considered for inclusion.
The Korea Polar Data Center (KPDC) manages diverse data obtained from Korean polar scientific research in the Arctic and Antarctic. Its site provides metadata keyword search, data collection browsing by type, and advanced search. It also lists science data resources and live data such as the IBRV ARAON route and weather.
The Mobile Phone Museum is the website of a not-for-profit charity that collects mobile devices to preserve their history and design diversity. It states a collection of over 2800 individual models, offers catalogue and curated collections, and has partnered with PK Porthcurno on an in-person exhibition on the 40-year history of the mobile phone.
NeuroElectro is a project that extracts information about the electrophysiological properties of diverse neuron types from existing literature and places it into a centralized database. It aims to support discovery of neuron-to-neuron relationships and understanding of functional diversity across neuron types. Data is offered via bulk download and a RESTful API.
A page on the Organic Chemistry Portal that lets users browse synthetic transformations by desired bond formation through a graphical index with links. It also explains target-oriented synthesis, which develops a short high-yielding route to a specific molecule via retrosynthesis, and diversity-oriented synthesis, which builds libraries of varied compounds for screening.
OrNetStats presents statistics and network health data about the Tor network and its relay groups. It reports on relay families, Autonomous System shares, MyFamily misconfigurations, end-of-life tor releases and potential risk to users, and displays Authenticated Relay Operator IDs in place of unverified ContactInfo strings.
The Polygon Blog publishes news, analysis and deep dives from the team behind Polygon Open Money Stack, covering stablecoin payments, cross-border infrastructure and enterprise fintech. Posts include updates on the Open Money Stack payments platform.
Time-sharing Experiments for the Social Sciences (TESS) has suspended operations and is not accepting new research proposals. When active, it allowed researchers to field experiments for free on a representative sample of U.S. adults via the NORC AmeriSpeak Panel, with the internal validity benefits of controlled experiments and large, diverse participant pools. TESS archives projects fielded since 2009.
