Search Results for "rodent"

Rodent applications is now Xffm+. We have gone back to the original name Xffm and added a +, to reflect that it is now programmed in template C++. The latest gtk3 version is xffm+-gtk3-099. This is the end of the line for GTK3. Now all moving forward is with GTK4, and these are named xffm4. As usual, xffm4 includes the powerful search tool, Rodent icons, applications menu, filesystems in user space, process control, file shredding, file previews and more.

Robean is a standalone freeware application for automated rodent neurobehavioural analysis. The software provides an intuitive graphical interface for analysing Morris Water Maze, Elevated Plus Maze, and Open Field Test experiments from prerecorded videos or live camera feeds. Robean integrates arena definition, zone management, centroid tracking, trajectory visualization, occupancy heatmap generation, automated PDF reporting, and batch study summaries within a single desktop application requiring no programming expertise.

OpenFieldAI use AI-CNN to track rodents movement with pretrained OFAI models , or user could create their own model with YOLOv8 for inferencing. The software generates Centroid graph, Heat map and Line path and a spreadsheet containing all calculated parameters like - Speed - Time in and out of ROI - Distance - Entries/Exits for single/multiple pre-recorded videos or live webcam video. The ROI is assigned automatically in multiple video input , and can be manually given in single...

This project has now been changed from a linux distro to a desktop environment for a number of Unix-like platforms. this page will be replace with files for that project in the near-ish future.

Rodent is an UCI chess engine based on Sungorus by Pablo Vazquez, 300 Elo stronger than its predecessor. It allows setting up different personalities and to adjust playing strength.

ratpoison is a Window Manager that puts that sick little rodent out of its misery. Enjoy ratpoison's smooth keyboard handling and slick performance. Don't worry about dependancies, 'cause there ain't none! And best of all, its GNOME incompliant!