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The Simple Versatile Plotting (SVP) tools create camera-ready plots of performance analysis data gathered from high performance computing (HPC) applications.
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HDRFlow is a framework to process high-dynamic range (HDR) and RAW images. It's written in C++, and is both cross-platform and hardware accelerated on modern GPUs.
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AxisCameraEmulator is a simple IP video camera emulator, which can be used to test CCTV software. It partially emulate Axis 223M network camera, using jpeg files as video steam. It support small subset of Axis VAPIX.
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With this program you can rename JPG photos, taken with a digital camera, in the format yyyymmdd_count where the date is the shooting date registered in the metadata information of the photo. Photos are sorted according to the shooting time.
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Webcam viewer/capture program similar to the Photobooth program in Mac OS X. Written in python using GStreamer with EffectTV plugins, you can view your webcam and take pictures filtered through your choice of effects.
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PennAve is a dynamic photo gallery software written in Python and designed for use alongside F-Spot. It makes heavy use of XML and XSLT for ease of presentation modification and sharing of information with other users, web sites, and programs.
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MMPython is a Media Meta Data retrieval framework. It retrieves metadata from mp3, ogg, avi, jpg, tiff and other file formats. Among others it thereby parses ID3v2, ID3v1, EXIF, IPTC and Vorbis data into an object oriented struture.
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LET'S 3D! (Little Easy Techniques for Simple 3D) is a library that helps developers to create 3D games/apps in a few lines of python code.It features a lightwave loader,quadtree frustum culling,movement management,improved camera class etc. Check it out
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BLIX is a cross-platform set of Python extension modules and Python scripts for Blender (www.blender.org). These scripts add camera calibration, 3D reconstruction and rigid body orientation to Blender.
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ZPhotoSlides will allow you to present your photos quickly in zope. It 'll help you editing your photos. Very usefull is you have a digital camera and if you want to publish your stuff quickly.
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PhotoProbe is a program to help you explore and compare your digital photos. It displays them arranged in a 2D matrix according to the camera settings you choose, allowing you to know the influence of each setting at a glance.
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A lib of Python scripts to extract exif info from digital camera-generated jpegs and provide them in a human-readable format suitable for use in some kind of html photo album generator, or somesuch.
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Flipbook is made to flip a sequence of images and allow you to study the resulting animation frame by frame. That's it, pure and simple. I will use Flipbook as the glue between my digital stills camera and a final animation. It will import JPEGs or PNGs
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OpenVLA 7B
Vision-language-action model for robot control via images and text
...Its actions include delta values for position, orientation, and gripper status, and can be un-normalized based on robot-specific statistics. OpenVLA is MIT-licensed, fully open-source, and designed collaboratively by Stanford, Berkeley, Google DeepMind, and TRI. Deployment is facilitated via Python and Hugging Face tools, with flash attention support for efficient inference.
