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    VMS Draw

    VMS Draw

    user-friendly access to the latest computational spectroscopy tools

    VMS Draw provides general utilities (e.g. normalization, conversion, and other manipulations of several spectra at the same time) and a flexible graphical user interface (GUI) for an easy use by non-specialists which allows a seamless flow of information between experimentally and theoretically oriented researchers. Finally, it permits effective interactions with other electronic structure codes [e.g., nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), microwave] even if Gaussian 16 offers the widest set...
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    MarDRe

    MapReduce-based tool to remove duplicate DNA reads

    ...This tool allows bioinformatics to avoid the analysis of not necessary reads, reducing the time of subsequent procedures with the dataset. MarDRe is the Big Data counterpart of ParDRe (link above), which employs HPC technologies (i.e., hybrid MPI/multithreading) to reduce runtime on multicore systems. Instead, MarDRe takes advantage of the MapReduce programming model to significantly improve ParDRe performance on distributed systems, especially on cloud-based infrastructures. Written in pure Java to maximize cross-platform compatibility, MarDRe is built upon the open-source Apache Hadoop project, the most popular distributed computing framework for Big Data processing.
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    CRAFT HPC Floating-point Analysis

    CRAFT HPC Floating-point Analysis

    CRAFT: Configurable Runtime Analysis for Floating-point Tuning

    CRAFT (Configurable Runtime Analysis for Floating-point Tuning) for HPC (High-Performance Computing) uses binary instrumentation to perform runtime analysis of floating-point code, detecting cancellations and making precision level recommendations. NOTE: THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED TO GITHUB!!!! https://github.com/crafthpc/craft
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    cca-forum
    Cca-forum unifies the Common Component Architecture tools and tutorial. It includes the CCA specifications, the Ccaffeine framework for HPC, and related tools. These support multilanguage scientific and parallel computing.
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    The Unified Search Framework is an HPC tool for conducting search optimization and experiment design on High Performance Computing platforms. USF has been designed for platforms containing thousands of processors, and tested to 10,000 CPU cores.
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    Maui Scheduler is an advanced reservation HPC parallel batch scheduler for use with Linux and BSD clusters. Maui provides a complete scientific scheduling solution, supporting running custom parallel and MPI jobs over Myrinet and ethernet.
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