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WxTools (Weather Data Tools)
This package collects Fine Offset and Oregon Scientific weather data.
WxTools (Weather Data Tool Suite) is a collection of software for collecting and displaying weather data from various weather stations. The software works with the Fine Offset WH290 and similar models (including clones such as the Pro-Signal PSG04173). It also works with the Oregon Scientific WMR180 weather station (and probably similar models such as the WMR88 and WMR100) as well as the older WMR928. Sample weather data is provided. -
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OpenTRV
Open-Source Thermostatic Radiator Valve
Retrofit completely-open reference mechanical/hardware/software design for zoned heating control not relying critically on any proprietary/hacked components. The aim is to include at least one complete mechanical and software design for a replacement TRV head that can be retrofitted without any plumbing plus at least one simple boiler control to allow end-to-end open soft heating zoning, with the ability to connect to home automation system or the Net if required. -
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Maket is a instrument for building knowledge bases for economics domains. The project has moved to http://gitorious.org/maket
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A suite of machine learning benchmarks where each agent must solve a lot of different tasks without recompilation. This means that the programmers cannot manually specify topologies or adjust parameters to specific tasks.
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