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    Languine

    Languine

    Translate your application with Languine CLI powered by AI.

    ...It provides a command-line interface and continuous integration/continuous deployment integration, allowing developers to manage translations directly or automate them within existing pipelines. Languine supports various file formats, including JSON, YAML, Markdown, and more, catering to diverse project requirements. It also features fine-tuning options, enabling customization of translations to align with specific brand nuances. Additionally, Languine offers a GitHub Action for automating localization directly within GitHub, ensuring translations stay synchronized with every commit and deployment.
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    libRSF

    libRSF

    A robust sensor fusion library for online localization

    The libRSF is an open source C++ library that provides several components that are required to estimate the state of a (robotic) system based on probabilistic methods. By applying the factor graph concept, well known from Graph SLAM, libRSF provides a robust solution for many sensor fusion problems. The general idea of factor graphs is to describe the state estimation problem as a graph of nodes (the state variables) that are connected by factors (measurements). The resulting graph...
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