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    BlenderProc

    BlenderProc

    Blender pipeline for photorealistic training image generation

    A procedural Blender pipeline for photorealistic training image generation. BlenderProc has to be run inside the blender python environment, as only there we can access the blender API. Therefore, instead of running your script with the usual python interpreter, the command line interface of BlenderProc has to be used. In general, one run of your script first loads or constructs a 3D scene, then sets some camera poses inside this scene and renders different types of images (RGB, distance,...
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    TDG - Test data generator

    TDG - Test data generator

    Test dataset generator with export options to database, csv and json

    An utility capable of producing simple datasets with test data with accordance to user-provided patterns and settings. Datasets can be afterwards exported to JSON and CSV files as well as to database table. At moment, SQL Server and PostgreSQL export providers implemented.
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    Synthetic Mixed Data Generator
    A Synthetic Data Generator for producing mixed datasets described by relevant, irrelevant, and redundant features.
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    benerator is a framework for creating realistic and valid high-volume test data, used for load and performance testing and showcase setup. Data is generated from an easily configurable metadata model and exported to databases, XML, CSV or flat files.
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    OraMasking

    Data masking tool for Oracle database

    For Oracle database, mask sensitive data by replacement (static or expression), substitution (synthetic data set is included), random values (Lorum Ipsum) or deletion. Generates update/delete statements or triggers or runs directly against the database.
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    Ava: Testdata Xsl

    Ava: Testdata Xsl

    generates Testdata on base of excel: creates xml,excel,csv,html,sql,+

    this tool for test-data-generation receives an 'excel-sheet' as primary input. second important paramter is the 'number of test-records to produce'. The excel-data will be reused as long data is needed. This tool is hightly paramatrisazable by the use of 'xsl scripts'. data can be created, updated, modified and finally exported in a format of your choice Main Fuctions: (1) Generates Testdata (excel, xsl, xml) (2) Exports generated testdata in multiple formats (csv, excel, html,...
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    DATA Gen™

    DATA Gen™

    DATA Gen™ - Test Data Generator to generate realistic test data.

    DATA Gen™ Test Data Generator offers facilities to automate the task of creating test data for new or existing data bases. It helps lower the programming effort required, while reducing manual test data generation errors and the ripple effect that they cause on production systems, users and maintenance.
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    This software allows for a user to generate test data. This is useful for testing Hadoop or other data processing clusters.
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    DaGen is a test data generator for various databases like SQL Server,Oracle,MySQL.
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    Generates configurable datasets which emulate user transactions. Modified to compile in VS 2008, and run in Windows. Original files seemingly no longer available through IBM, but mirrored here: http://www.cs.loyola.edu/~cgiannel/assoc_gen.html .
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    JRandO is a test data generator or better test object generator framework. It can be used in JUnit tests or in performance test (for e.g. using JMeter). It may also be useful in anonymization of data or in a simulation environment.
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    Sample code for JRandO project. (testdata generator, test data generator, test object generator, simulation)
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    Platform independent, flexible, easy-to-use and free test data generator for database developers and testers, written in pure Java.
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