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    ecang

    ecang

    Ethercat analyzer. Pcapng (by wireshark) to cvs files converter.

    ...Wireshark provides some filters to facilitate data analysis but the high amount of recorded information still makes an analysis complicated for many people who do not have a very deep knowledge of the ethercat protocol and Wireshark tools. Ecang can help these people! Ecang extracts the list of the slaves managed and the PDOs exchanged in an ethercat network directly from the network configuration file (ENI file) .xml, thanks to this data it can read numerous information from the file generated by the sniffer (.pcapng) and transfers them to a comma-separated values ​​file (.csv) already applying a first level of validation.
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    Neural Networks Collection

    Neural Networks Collection

    This project implements in C++ a bunch of known Neural Networks. So far the project implements: LVQ in several variants, SOM in several variants, Hopfield network and Perceptron. Other neural network types are planned, but not implemented yet. The project can run in two modes: command line tool and Python 7.2 extension. Currently, Python version appears more functional, as it allows easy interaction with algorithms developed by other people.
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    VoIP Honey project provides a set of tools for building an entire honeynet, thus includes honeywall and honeypot emulating VoIP environments such as Asterisk PBX or OpenSer with fully configurable connections. Voip Honey runs on GNU/Linux and Windows Systems. It can be compiled for Mac OSX as well.
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    KinectA

    KinectA

    Software for motion tracking (skeletons, objects, hands) via Kinect!

    KinectA is an application for motion tracking via Kinect Sensor – including hand, skeleton and object tracking. This software has been developed for the needs of media artists and designers. It provides a clearly arranged interface with multiple functionalities. The tracked information can be send via OSC to other hard- and software. KinectA is available for Mac and Windows.
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    M-ICE is a modular hostbased intrusion detection framework. It is used as middleware to close the gap between IDS research and IDS development. M-ICE consists of various parts that can be connected together by using network-or interprocess-communication
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    TIKAPP is becoming a collection of tools for simulation of neural networks. The first available part is an ANSI-C++ library with support for backpropation networks.
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