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A dead simple way of OCR-ing a document for AI ingestion. Documents are meant to be a visual representation after all. With weird layouts, tables, charts, etc. The vision models just make sense. ZeroX is an open-source machine learning framework designed for fast experimentation and production deployment, optimized for speed and ease of use.

vim-pandoc provides facilities to integrate Vim with the pandoc document converter and work with documents written in its markdown variant (although textile documents are also supported). vim-pandoc's goals are 1) to provide advanced integration with pandoc, 2) a comfortable document writing environment, and 3) great reconfigurability.

This module contains only a single new-style class, that is called textgrid. It's a string-based solution that allows you to present data converted to strings in ASCII-Style tables. Actually, the class doesn't support different dimensions for each row and column. Textgrid is an ASCII-Style table, easyly writable to a text file. It supports various operations, like writing in its cells, adding or deleting rows and columns, changing the measures of cells, and more. Textgrids allow to simply...

This python script will generate a custom python.xml file used by Notepad++ for auto-completion features when programming in python (function names, arguments, and descriptions), using your own set of imported modules.

Provides a set of Python scripts that allow client apps to automate Notepad++ using the excellent Python Script plugin and the Python SimpleXMLRPC modules. Demo apps in IronPython, C#, and now a "pure"-Python2.7 console app. No .Net required!

A powerful and fully customizable Python based editor COMPLETELY MODULAR. Each module connects via proxies (event handlers) to other modules. Core widgets are modules too and they can be replaced easily, while the program is just the i18n/configuration/m

This project will entail Python modules which will offer an interface for Python programmers to produce TeX documents from within Python software.