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Shobhit-Improved String Search
SHOBHIT-Improved String Search is new improved string search algorithm
In Computer Science, SHOBHIT-Improved String Search Algorithm is a string searching algorithm created by SHOBHIT UPADHYAYA in August, 2013. He is working as a Software Developer in Bangalore India. “This algorithm uses the first, last, mid1 and mid2 index of the substring for a pattern search.” TIME and SPACE Complexity: For a text of length n and substring of length m. Its best case, time complexity is O(m/4) and in worst case, time complexity is O(n – (m/4) ). In all the cases best, average and worst its space complexity is O(1). For more information please visit the following link :- http://learandexperiment.blogspot.in -
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Signavio AnalyzerTask for iQser GIN
niPRO Signavio Process BPMN 2.0 AnalyzerTask
AnalyzerTask for Signavio BPMN Processes integrated into iQser GinServer. Developed by niPRO-Project. -
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Currently, all existing formal tools are designed to serve as formal verifiers, using one implementation or another. NO tool is providing a global framework to develop algorithms. Silicis is a new formal framework for designing [verification] algorithms.
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A library with implementation of algorithms for solving Lot Sizing problems. The main focus of the library is on ease of use, while also attempting to keep it as efficient as possible.
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A GLib/GTK+ classical encryption analysis and reversal tool that brings together multiple techniques into a single program to aide in decryption.
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Simple Fast Dictionary
Simple, small and fast dictionary lib on C
The library does quick search of dictionary words in arbitrary input strings. Known problems are known. :) See appropriate section in documentation. Also, only ASCII words and strings for now. -
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Provides a framework to allow multiple components of a program communicate through a singular interface.
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SimpleDomino is a Server for a Programming Competition from Schoolinux and Linux-dubai.com for School Students. It uses TCP/IP for Communications. (It's base on Linux but can port to Windows) You can start your own Competition or Help us to develop this P
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Skalli
IVS & ILRS Reference Point Determination
Skalli is a simple tool to estimate the IVS (International VLBI Service for Geodesy and Astrometry) and ILRS (International Laser Ranging Service) reference point of a radio or laser telescope. -
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Sleepwalker aims to provide a highly abstract, universal, reusable, extensible Java-based genetic algorithms framework which can be used as a basis for modelling and programming virtually any practical optimisation problem.
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Smart Algorithm
Repository implementing a variety of intelligent algorithms
Smart-Algorithm is a repository implementing a variety of intelligent / metaheuristic optimization algorithms (e.g. Genetic Algorithm, Ant Colony, Particle Swarm, Immune Algorithm). The implementations are provided in multiple languages (Java, Python, MATLAB). The repository’s aim is to offer reference implementations of “smart” algorithms for tasks like route planning, optimization, or algorithm learning. Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) implementations in multiple languages. Immune Algorithm (or immune-inspired optimization) implementations. Multiple versions/language compatibility (Java, Python, MATLAB). -
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Library of terrain level of detail algorithm nodes for Coin (an implementation of an Open Inventor scene graph) and other utility classes. Currently are implemented ROAM, Geo Mip-Mapping and Chunked-LoD algorithms. Any issues and feedback for this projec
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Sounder is a spell checker that allows user to enter a word as they think it should sound not as they think it is spelled. A list of similar sounding words is returned to the user with the correct spelling.
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SourScript
An open source REPL (Read - Eval - Print Loop), made just for fun.
An open source REPL (Read - Eval - Print Loop), made just for fun. It was initially developed by MrMojoRisin5. Uses Python 2.7.4. -
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SourceAFIS
Fingerprint recognition library (.NET port)
SourceAFIS is a software library for human fingerprint recognition. It can compare two fingerprints 1:1 or search a large database for matching fingerprint. It takes raw fingerprint images on input and produces matching score on output. Click the website link above for more info. -
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SPLITNEURON is a completely new approach to large-scale, biologically plausible, neural-network simulation library based on data structures and methods directly coded into database and conceived to explicitly share load on multiple machines.
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The package implements a variety of tools for categorization of multivariate data such as boosted decision trees, bagging and random forest, bump hunting (PRIM), a multi-class learner and others.
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SteppedStateMachine
Creates and operates a stepped state machine
Implements a stepped state machine, i.e. a state machine which executes a single state transition at a time. Because of this, no data, e.g. state data, can be stored between executions. Instead, any such data must be stored in persistent storage between executions. This permits operation of the state machine as a CGI program in a web server. A WSGI or fastCGI or other such web server is not required. Received symbols may be received from sources outside the state machine, or may be generated internally by the state functions. -
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The project objective is the development of an optimization algorithm for the problem of stowing general cargo into platform supply vessels.
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Project that will provide implementations in Java's Micro Edition (J2ME) platform of algorithms on strings, for exact/inexact matching, similarity distances, among others.
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A "programming language" that can generate random strings. Useful for creating password, but has many other uses (it can generate IP addresses, fully random but pronounceable words, ..., anything that a string can represent). Written in C#
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StructPie
A set of C libraries to implement data structures and algorithms
Struct-Pie (Structures Pie) is a set of C shared libraries to implement data structures and algorithms so that they can be used/integrated easily into C projects. LIFO & FIFO Stack, Binary Search Tree, Priority Queue and a Hash Table are implemented and included in this package. Future releases will have many other data structures. The hash table in this package uses separate chaining to avoid collision. In the "hash_table" directory, the hash table implementation uses linked lists. While in "HashBSTree" directory, a hash table with a binary tree in each index is implemented for faster lookup in large data. The stack, the tree and the hash table accept int, float and char* data type To look at the python library : https://github.com/mnoorfawi/struct-pie -
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Sub::Contract offers a pragmatic way to implement parts of the programming by contract paradigm in Perl.
