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A resource for political accountability; a compilation of statistics and information on Canadian Members of Parliament, and possibly other levels of government. The project includes the website code, as well as the tools used to extract the informati
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A set of command line tools to extract, manipulate, and present multidimensional data. These tools are targeted specifically at summarizing results of simulation experiments.
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TextMine is for the Perl hacker who is grappling with the problems of managing unstructured text from various sources. You can use these text mining tools to search the Web, index text, extract entities, categorize your e-mail, and summarize documents.
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We moved to https://github.com/sueswe/pzgtools Perl-Programs to extract information (and visualize them with gnuplot) from data-files from the PZG Particle Sampler from "rr-elektronik" (see http://www.rr-elektronik.de). Linux/KDE-version, GUI written in QT or Gambas. Win32-ver: pzg-tools.npage.de
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