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SynBioLib -- your toolkit for synthetic biology applications. SynBioLib aims to establish a platform on which the Synthetic Biology community can develop and share code that is common to many tasks and programs.
Data mines the voting record and other actions of Members of the UK Parliament. Extracts information from the parliament website and stores it in a database. Provides tools to analyse the information, producing statistics and tables about the MPs.
OpenDWS is a hobby project to create a datawarehousing suite that: - Can work on different OS - Federates databases - Can run Data analyses using plugins on different databases This project is programmed in Python Language.
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RefineHMM refines an original hidden Markov model (HMM) to find an optimal fit
against the evolutionary group that the HMM models, and it does this using
through iterative database searches and incremental subsequent adaptation of
the seed set.
A Python environment for large and sparse linear and nonlinear optimization using intuitive interfaces to linear algebra tools and subproblem solvers written in low-level languages. It provides building blocks to experiment with new ideas and algorithms.
A collection of tools for working with the comparative data analysis ontology including import/export facilities for common phylogenetic file formats, and also a triple-store framework.
Metropolis is a visualization tool for TRANSIMS traffic simulation output. It specializes in viewing the dynamic outputs of the micro-simulator, such as vehicle motion and other time-varying data.
Serial/OSC/MIDI converter for monome devices. Similar to MonomeSerial, but platform independent and with additional features. It also includes an API-like suite of Python objects for interfacing directly with monome devices.
Language, compiler and simulator for CDL cycle description language Platforms: OSX, Linux, Cygwin CDL is a C-like language for hardware description; simulator generates C++ models and synthesizable verilog. Includes C++ cycle simulation engine.
Ouroborus is an artificial life framework for mobile agents on a background of cellular automata. It can be used to teach and research topics such as population genetics, ecology and evolution. The demo includes a curses view and live Csound audio.
FAUNUS is an object oriented class library for molecular simulation, written in C++. It contains routines and utility programs for, Metropolis Monte Carlo sampling (NVT, NPT, NmuT ensembles), Macromolecules, Proton Titration, Widom Analysis etc.
A Software project to assimilate solar magnetograms into suitable physics based models of the solar wind expansion. To predict the solar wind conditions at the Earth and at outer planets. Or any space-craft location in the solar system.
In knight tour (kt) problem every chess square is visited exactly once using knight moves. In this game some knight moves already made and we have an incomplete kt. The object is to complete the kt by guessing missing moves.
Little Cohesion Helper (LCH), alias TraglWeck, semi-automates the annotation of lexical-cohesion in a given text. Input is a raw text file and this software generates a bunch of XML files which can be used with MMAX2.
Transana is a cross-platform tool for the transcription and qualitative analysis of audio and video data. It also provides the ability to identify and organize analytically interesting portions of videos, as well as attach keywords to those video clips.
The Virtual Commons (http://commons.asu.edu) is an open software initiative devoted to computational experiments on collective action and resource governance and funded by Arizona State University's Center for Behavior, Institutions, and the Environment (http://cbie.asu.edu).
NOTE: we've moved our development to GitHub at https://github.com/virtualcommons - please look for the latest versions there.