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Theophanu defines the data-structure and the processing logics to control daylight simulations with Radiance on hierarchical models. It was developed together with a detailed simulation model of late antique Hagia Sophia in Istanbul as part of a research project at TU Darmstadt, supported by the DFG German Research Foundation, grant #5194526: "Die Hagia Sophia Justinians in Konstantinopel als Schauplatz weltlicher und geistlicher Inszenierung in der Spätantike" (http://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/5194526). Theophanu is implemented as a set of Makefiles, that are understood by gnumake (and possibly other, compatible software). ...

This application is a simple text label editor and viewer on the second dispaly port. The main usage is for testing text styles on video see trought head mounted display (es. google glasses). If you use it please cite our paper: Michele Fiorentino* Saverio Debernardis Antonio E. Uva Giuseppe Monno, Augmented Reality Text Style Readability with See-Through Head-Mounted Displays In Industrial Context, Presence, Vol. 22, No. 2, Spring 2013, 000–000...

...Besides, there is a framework for generating test instances and running these in parallel, as well as R/JGR code for statistical evaluation. Some tools for estimating the quality of calculated solutions will be further improved. Initially the software was developed within a project of TU Berlin regarding the Kiel Canal. See project wiki for conditions that should be met by applications.

BNNS is a research tool for interactive training of artificial neural networks based on the Response Function Plots visualization method. It enables users to simulate, visualize and interact in the learning process of a Multi-Layer Perceptron on tasks which have a 2D character. Tasks like the famous two-spirals task or classification of satellite image data.

Vendetta is used to manage and visualize distributed network testbeds. The monitor application visualizes network events in 3D. Vendetta also simplifies common testbed tasks such as pushing code to nodes, initiating experiments, and retreiving logfiles.

(Note: Code has moved to Simthetic project; go to http://sf.net/projects/simthetic now.) This program is a GUI for the communication system simulation library simthetic, developed by Institute of Telecommunication TU Hamburg-Harburg.