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    rspirv

    rspirv

    Rust implementation of SPIR-V module processing functionalities

    ...The library strictly follows the SPIR-V specification and is used in projects that need to generate, analyze, or modify shaders dynamically.
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    DocWire SDK

    DocWire SDK

    Award-winning modern data processing SDK in C++20

    DocWire SDK, a standout C++20AI driven data processing tool, has received award from SourceForge and strong backing from Microsoft. It handles nearly 100 file types, empowering efficient text extraction, web data extraction, and document analysis. For businesses, the shift to DocWire SDK signifies a leap forward. It promises comprehensive document format support and the ability to extract valuable insights from email boxes, databases, and websites using cutting-edge AI. DocWire SDK aims to...
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    PyCBC

    PyCBC

    Learn how to use PyCBC to analyze gravitational-wave data

    PyCBC is a software developed by a collaboration of LIGO, Virgo, and independent scientists. It is open source and freely available. We use PyCBC in the detection of gravitational waves from binary mergers such as GW150914. These examples explore how to analyze gravitational wave data, how we find potential signals and learn about them. Many of these tutorials will require you to make edits to config files as part of their exercises. At the moment this isn't easy to do on services like Google Colab. However, you can do them either on your local machine or by using services such as mybinder or sciserver which allow a full juypterhub experience with the ability to view and edit text files. ...
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