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open-gpu-kernel-modules is the open source repository for NVIDIA's Linux GPU kernel modules. It provides the module source code, alongside documentation covering build instructions, supported CPU architectures, compatible toolchains, and build configuration options.
dpnn is a package of deep extensions to the nn neural network library, providing extra modules and criterions beyond the main nn package. It includes modules such as Serial, Inception, ReverseTable, SpatialUniformCrop and SpatialGlimpse, plus modules and criterions for implementing the REINFORCE algorithm.
Frog integrates memory-based natural language processing modules developed for Dutch, all based on the Timbl learning software package. Modules originated in the 1990s, and a dependency parser, base phrase chunker and named-entity recognizer were added more recently. It offers a command-line interface that can run as a daemon, plus a C++ library.
Irssi is a modular text mode chat client with IRC support built in. Third party ICB, SILC, XMPP (Jabber), PSYC and Quassel protocol modules are available. It offers themes, scripts and modules, and its source is built with Ninja and Meson.
Source code for an unofficial Android client for the 4pda.to forum. The repository includes the app modules, build files, and a link to its discussion thread.
AIToolbox is a toolbox of AI modules written in Swift, covering graphs and trees, support vector machines, neural networks, PCA, K-Means and genetic algorithms. The framework uses the Accelerate library to speed up computations, except the Linux package versions. A Swift Package is available for Mac and Linux, described as a sub-set of the full framework.
Awesome GNOME is a curated open-source list of high-quality applications, extensions, modules, themes, and tools designed for use with the GNOME desktop environment on Linux systems. The repository is organized into sections such as applications, internet and networking, and office software for easy navigation.
Awesome KDE is a curated open-source list of high-quality applications, extensions, modules, themes, and tools designed for use with the KDE desktop environment on Linux systems. The repository is organized into sections including applications, internet and networking, and graphics and imaging software for easy reference.
ClearTK is a framework for developing statistical natural language processing components in Java, built on top of Apache UIMA. It is developed by the Center for Computational Language and Education Research (CLEAR) at the University of Colorado at Boulder. The project is built with Maven, and the repository includes sub-projects such as cleartk-feature and modules for several machine learning libraries.
CogCompNLP is a collection of core natural language processing libraries developed by the Cognitive Computation Group. Its modules include a lemmatizer, part-of-speech tagger, named entity recognizer, tokenizer, transliterator, relation extraction, similarity, temporal normalizer and verb sense tools. The project includes a pipeline for annotating raw text and recommends JDK8.
Error Lookup is a portable open source tool that translates Windows error codes into more meaningful text descriptions. Users type a code into a box and the details appear in another. It supports regular Windows API errors, Native API errors, DirectX, Windows Internet errors and STOP codes, and modules can be configured in settings. It is compatible with Windows 7 and higher.
imutils is a Python package of convenience functions that make basic image processing operations such as translation, rotation, resizing, skeletonization, and displaying Matplotlib images easier with OpenCV. It works with Python 2.7 and Python 3 and is pip-installable given NumPy, SciPy, Matplotlib and OpenCV. A find_function method searches function names across modules.
macOS-Simple-KVM provides tools to set up a quick macOS virtual machine in QEMU, accelerated by KVM. It requires a Linux system with qemu 3.1 or later, python3, pip and the KVM modules enabled; a Mac is not required. Installation media is downloaded by running jumpstart.sh, with Catalina as the default version and options for High Sierra, Mojave or Catalina, and basic.sh starts the machine.
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.
NuriStat is a free open-source alternative to SPSS, a menu-driven statistics tool designed for researchers and clinicians. It provides 27 or more analysis modules, variable metadata support, SPSS import functionality, effect size calculation, survival analysis, and ROC analysis.
PyNLPl, pronounced "pineapple", is a Python library for natural language processing. It includes modules for common and less common NLP tasks, such as n-gram and frequency list extraction, simple language model building, parsers for common NLP file formats including FoLiA, Giza, Moses, ARPA, Timbl and CQL, clients for NLP-specific servers, and extensive tools for working with FoLiA XML linguistic annotation.
torchvista is an open-source tool that enables interactive visualization of PyTorch forward passes in Jupyter notebooks, maintained as a public GitHub repository under the sachinhosmani organization. It supports interactive drag-and-zoom graphs, collapsible nodes for hierarchical modules, and error-tolerant partial visualization when errors arise.
The visualizer is a tool developed by the cheminformatics department of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology for rendering complex datasets. Its modules, placed on a browser page, display information as tables, charts, matrices or lists and interact through a central API of variables and actions. Visualization starts by passing three JSON file URLs in the browser address bar. It is released under the MIT license.
