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ByteHook is a ByteDance-hosted project whose name suggests a hooking or instrumentation library, likely used for hooking system calls or API calls for monitoring, sandboxing or instrumentation. The repository appears to aim at low-level hooking/injection capabilities, perhaps to support runtime introspection, behavioral monitoring, or hooking-based instrumentation (e.g. for security, tracing, sandboxing, or debugging). Because hooking is a common technique for intercepting library or system...

CNVMM specializes in identifying copy number variations (CNVs) when there are repeated sequences in the reference genome. The input file is a single short read mapping result from any short read aligners. However, NNmapper or Bowtie2, which detect all mapping results for multi-reads, are recommended. To use the code, MATLAB installation is required. Mac or Linus system is required.

We propose an algorithm for facial expression recognition which can classify the given image into one of the seven basic facial expression categories (happiness, sadness, fear, surprise, anger, disgust and neutral). PCA is used for dimensionality reduction in input data while retaining those characteristics of the data set that contribute most to its variance, by keeping lower-order principal components and ignoring higher-order ones. Such low-order components contain the "most important"...

The VOC-DPM repository is an implementation of an object detection system built on deformable part models (DPMs) and latent SVM learning, specifically packaged as “voc-release5.” It is the companion code for Ross Girshick’s dissertation, and extends earlier work on discriminatively trained DPMs. The system supports a grammar-based representation for object models, allowing structures such as mixtures and hierarchies to represent parts and whole objects. It implements both latent SVM training...

The source code LMG Security used to turn a Samsung-Verizon Network Extender into a Cellular Intrusion Detection System for less than $300. The project was demonstrated at Blackhat 2013 and DEFCON 21. The CIDS project can provide direct access to cellular traffic, allowing for analysis of mobile malware behavior in ways never before possible. For more information, see our blog post and whitepaper at http://lmgsecurity.com/blog/2013/07/26/diy-cellula .