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The Development System for Auditory Modelling (DSAM) is a computational library designed specifically for producing simulations of the auditory system. It brings together many established auditory models within a flexible programming platform.

Basic and intermediate examples to read, modify and write DICOM files with Python code using Jupyter - To install Jupyter - https://jupyter.org/install ====== All examples are based on Pydicom. An open source library - https://pydicom.github.io/

This is a very simple OpenGL visualization library with a 3D and 4D volume renderer. It can easily be reused in other projects (e.g. with medical volumes). It is just perfect for learning or great if you like to hack your own code.

*** Please note this repository is now deprecated as of January 2018. All EFO development and source code has been moved to https://github.com/EBISPOT/efo *** The Experimental Factor Ontology (EFO) available from http://www.ebi.ac.uk/efo is an application focused ontology modeling the experimental factors in ArrayExpress and constructing mappings to multiple existing domain specific ontologies. To submit new terms, features or report bugs please submit a ticket at the following:...

...Each algorithm also has an OpenCV counterpart which is the closest one in terms of speed. This project is partly based on the Sobel Filter sample available as part of the CUDA SDK. This project also partly uses the OpenCV library to load different types of image. This program includes: Prewitt filter, Roberts Cross, Canny edge detector and finally Sobel filter with the ability to modify some variables such as sigma in Canny and see the result in real-time. To access and download the code, please review the code section. (The code section is currently close until our article gets published) Commiting publicly to the project is currently closed but feel free to email us. ...

eegdev is a library that provides a unified interface for accessing an EEG recording system (the development targets mainly Biosemi and g.Tec system) and can be used as well to playback data in the software stack. In addition, it helps the implemention of new drivers by sharing part of code common to all drivers.

MOLGENIS can be used to generate databases for life science experiments (micrroarray, mass spectrometry, genomics) having a web user interface, csv exchange format, and programmatic interfaces (web services, rest, and r-project). See NatRevGen 8.