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...If you are using the PlatformIO environment for building, choose one of the available IDE integration or the Atom-based IDE, install libraries 561, 562, and 563 with "platformio lib install", adapt the WeatherStationDemo.ino file to your needs. The simple class uses the header date and time to set the clock. NTP-based time class written by Fabrice Weinberg. We fixed many bugs and improved performance and changed the API a little bit. Either compare your code to the updated WeatherStationDemo or read through the upgrade guide.

The full code set that corresponds to "Bloom Filters: A Look into its Design and an Analysis of its Performance", written by David Jr Sim. Instructions on how to use it are included in this project. This paper is in correlation with the University of California, Santa Barbara, Computer Science Undergraduate.

The Library is for Finite Transforms such as the Number Theoretic Transform (NTT) and Finite Radon Transform (FRT). Current modules include NTTW for NTTs with high resolution (microsecond) timing, basic array and imaging. The transforms are optimised for performance.

...The second step is to implement the GPU in synthesizable Verilog. The third step is to develop a feedback loop between the simulator and implementation, allowing power, performance, and reliability aspects of the hardware to feed back into ever more detailed and accurate simulations of a complete GPU. LICENSING Primary licensing is GPLv3. Secondary is Commercial. Commercial licensing (use incompatible with GPLv3) will be available via an elected or appointed non-profit Facilitator. Revenue will be invested per the discretion of the Facilitator and an advisory board. ...

Parallel Content-Based matching algorithm running on multi-core CPUs and on CUDA GPUs. It includes a translator from the SIENA publish/subscribe system events and subscriptions and a large number of workloads to test its performance.

This is a MATLAB implementation of inverse compositional Active Appearance Models (AAMs), as described in the "Active Appearance Models Revisited" paper by Iain Matthews and Simon Baker.

A generic, vendor-independent open-source application to determine the performance of a pub-sub infrastructure.