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The caret package provides a set of functions in R intended to streamline creating predictive models. Its tools cover data splitting, pre-processing, feature selection, model tuning using resampling and variable importance estimation, and it offers a uniform interface and standardized common tasks.
CatLight is a developer action center that monitors CI/CD pipelines, pull requests and issues, showing their status in a tray icon. It combines action items from multiple sources into a prioritized action list and sends desktop notifications about important events. It integrates with services including Jenkins, Azure DevOps, GitHub, Gitlab, Jira and TeamCity.
CharPad C64 is a Commodore 64 character graphics editor for Windows. It simulates the C64 video formats and is used to design character sets, tiles, fonts and maps, or to import and convert bitmap images into C64-compatible tile maps. The listed free version is portable, requiring no installation.
Chordly is a free, open-source online tool for making chord sheets, chord charts, and lead sheets. It transposes chords instantly, imports ChordPro files, exports to PDF, and organizes chord sheets into set lists. Users can edit chords and lyrics inline, with changes saved instantly. No account is required.
CVAT is a data annotation platform for turning images, videos, audio and 3D data into datasets for AI models. It supports importing data from local files and cloud storage, managing projects, tasks and jobs, labeling with manual and automated tools, validating annotations, monitoring progress and exporting datasets in formats including COCO, YOLO, KITTI, Cityscapes and Pascal VOC. CVAT began as an internal tool at Intel in 2017 and was released as open source on GitHub in 2018.
Deeplearning4j is an open-source suite of tools for deploying and training deep learning models using the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). It supports model import from Keras, TensorFlow, and ONNX/PyTorch, includes a modular C++ math library with a corresponding Java library built on top, and offers SameDiff, a library for deep learning operations similar to PyTorch and TensorFlow.
dLine is a command-line calendar tool that brings a calendar directly to the terminal. It can track important dates, add events using APIs, calculate timespans and manage multiple calendars. It offers a dynamic monthly view, a static monthly calendar, a workday calculator and administration of calendar datasets, and asks for a region on first launch to fetch relevant holidays.
Dropmark is a web tool for collecting links, files and notes into visual collections. Tags, stacks and an import tool support organizing saved material, and collections can be shared with teams or clients. Permissions control access to collections, while comments, annotations, notifications and an activity feed support discussion. Collections can be shown in slideshow mode. The service is described as private and ad-free.
EasyABC is an open source abc music notation editor developed by Nils Liberg and released around 2014, now maintained by Jan Wybren de Jong and Seymour Shlien on SourceForge. It displays the musical score and ABC code, plays tunes, and offers syntax highlighting and zoom. It imports MusicXML, MIDI and Noteworthy Composer files and exports to MIDI, SVG and PDF.
An exporter that converts lists from MyAnimeList, Kitsu, AniList and Anime-Planet into MAL XML format for import into MyAnimeList. The MyAnimeList exporter only works for publicly accessible lists. The Anime-Planet scraper relies on a static offline mapping current as of 2022/01/01, so newly added entries may not map.
A Node.js library and command-line script that converts Microsoft Edge collections into a bookmarks file. It reads the Edge collectionsSQLite database from a provided path and generates an HTML bookmark file that can be imported by other browsers.
FamiStudio is a music editor for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) or Famicom, aimed at chiptune artists and NES homebrewers. It is available for desktop and mobile, with documentation covering installation, song editing, importing and exporting, and expansion audio. An NES sound engine and command-line processing are also documented.
Fluent Reader is an open-source desktop RSS reader. It aggregates news sources and can sync with Inoreader, Feedbin, or services compatible with Fever or Google Reader API, or import sources from an OPML file for local reading. Sources can be organized into groups, and full data backups allow moving between computers.
Fraidycat is a desktop app or browser extension for Firefox or Chrome used to follow people across platforms such as Twitter, blogs, YouTube and public TiddlyWiki. Instead of a news feed, it shows a list of recently active individuals with two-line summaries. Follows are arranged by tag and given an importance level that sets how often Fraidycat checks them.
FreshRSS is a free, self-hostable RSS and Atom feed aggregator released under AGPL 3. It follows websites, podcasts and video channels in one place, supports reading articles directly, saved searches, web scraping for feed generation and OPML import and export. It is translated into more than 15 languages and works with or without a third-party mobile application.
fSpy is an open source, cross platform application for still image camera matching. An official add-on imports camera parameters into Blender and optionally sets the Blender camera background image. For applications without a dedicated importer, camera parameters can be copied one by one into the target application. It is free to download and use, with an optional donation.
gImageReader is a Gtk/Qt front-end to tesseract-ocr. It imports PDF documents and images from disk, scanning devices, clipboard and screenshots, can process multiple images and documents at once, and recognizes text as plain text or hOCR documents. Recognized text is shown next to the image and can be post-processed with spellchecking.
GLORP is a downloadable utility for Windows written in Python and PySide6 that converts pixel art into SVG vector files. It offers Monolith optimized paths, a Lego mode generating one rectangle per pixel, WebP export, batch folder import and drag-and-drop previews. It requires real pixel art with hard edges; upscaled images, JPEG files and blur or gradients produce broken output.
GoldenCheetah is an open source application for importing and analyzing ride data from cycling devices and other programs. It provides analysis tools including Critical Power Modelling, charts, interval search and data export, and is available for Linux, MacOS and Windows. The current stable release is version 3.8. Download options include Windows, macOS and Linux AppImage builds, and snapshot builds are published separately.
Google Earth is available on web, mobile and desktop. On mobile it allows users to browse the globe, add placemarks and annotate maps. On desktop, Google Earth Pro offers advanced tools including importing and exporting GIS data and viewing historical imagery, on PC, Mac or Linux.
gscan2pdf is a graphical tool for producing PDFs or DjVus from scanned documents. Users scan pages via File/Scan and save selected pages as a PDF with File/Save. Scanning is handled with SANE via scanimage, and PDF conversion is done by PDF::Builder. PDF import is intended for round-tripping files created by gscan2pdf.
HDRMerge is a free tool that creates raw images with extended dynamic range from exposure-bracketed raw files or a single raw file containing multiple frames. It imports formats supported by LibRaw and outputs DNG 1.4 images with floating point data. It offers a GUI for removing ghosts and a command line interface for batch processing.
HexEd.it is a free hex editor that runs in a web browser using HTML5 and JavaScript technology. It is intended for Windows, MacOS, Linux and other modern operating systems, and lets users analyse hexadecimal binary dumps and files and read, manipulate, write, import and export byte as well as bit data.
hledger is free, cross-platform accounting software that tracks money, investments, cryptocurrencies, time or other countable items using human-readable plain text data. It can be used alone as a single binary or combined with other tools, with data entered in a text editor, a UI, or imported from banks. Created by Simon Michael and contributors, it has been supported since its first release in 2007.
