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Pretty Damn Quick (PDQ) analytically solves queueing network models of computer and manufacturing systems, data networks, etc., written in conventional programming languages. Generic or customized reports of predicted performance measures are output.

PyLogAnalyzer is a tool that receives an input log in black and white, a configuration INI file, which contains the list of rules to process the input, and an output file where to save the results. These rules permit to detect an input line according to a regular expression (regex) or line number range, filter it, pass it, colorise in foreground and background, columnise the groups of the regex and enable or disable the rule. The final goal of this tool is to ameliorate reading long and...

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Provide a reference implementation of Moving Taylor Bayesian Regression, a method for nonparametric multi-dimensional function estimation with correlated errors from finite samples, as a Python package based on SciPy

HaxHexEditor is a file search system which search into multiple files (batch) with multiple definable searchstrings. The searchstrings can be specified by multiple wildcards. The search results will be exported in the HexWorkshop .HBK format

This is a Python package designed to process Penn Treebank Release II-style combined trees (.mrg files) into useful objects for tree traversal, feature extraction, and statistical analysis. For more information, go to http://mrgutils.sourceforge.net

PyVisi is the Python visualisation interface: a generic Python-based interface to many different scientific visualisation packages. PyVisi is intended for use in both standard and high-performance computing environments, and with the escript package.