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    MQ Dataset Generator

    MQ Dataset Generator

    Dataset Generator

    ...Obtaining the necessary test data sets can be an obstacle due to both privacy issues and also the time and cost associated with collecting multiple instances of a diverse set of data sources. An efficient alternative is the design and use of synthetic reference data sets to undertake black-box testing. These data sets should be generated in a manner consistent with the functional specification of the problem addressed by the method/software. According to this approach a data set generator was developed for the evaluation of preference disaggregation methods that are used for customer satisfaction analysis, like MUSA (Multicriteria Satisfaction Analysis).
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    LogicSim
    A logic simulator. Simulates logic gates, combinational and sequential logic and allows for creating sub-circuits, as well as "black-box" style modules that can emulate any functional block in C# code.
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    Blackjack Card Counting Simulation

    Blackjack (Black Jack) Card Counting Simulation: High-Low (Hi-Lo)

    This C# application is a simulation that attempts to test the feasibility of deploying the now famous High-Low card counting technique paired with Basic Strategy rules. Some human error factors can be adjusted and winnings are displayed.
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