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A wrist-friendly language targeting the Common Language Runtime (.NET / Mono) with an extensible compiler pipeline, a syntax reminiscent of Python, and many other features (like type inference, syntactic macros, etc.)

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Open Source Biometric Recognition and Evaluation

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Estela is a Domain Specific Language for ML model implementation (and testing). It is an Object Oriented Language (but not Object Oriented Obsessed like Smalltalk). Estela's API is composed by two parts: small generic API (e.g. Generic types like Integer, Double, String, Date and Object) and a ... [More] extensive ML API (e.g. Classes like DataSet, Classifier, ClassifierEvaluation, Instance, and so on). Besides that, the language offers declarative constructions for some tedious tasks, and of course, a good array manipulation support. Estela is a dynamic (interpreted), strong typed, not fully Object Oriented language. A dynamic language is the best tool for experimental computing. They provide you with a simple way to load and unload data structures (e.g. Easily dynamic class loading). Estela Virtual Machine (VM) will run on top of a Java VM. No ML algorithm run in complexity time less than Ω(MN) in which M is the number of attributes (columns) and N is the number of records. The Estela Virtual Machine has lots of opportunities to explore parallelism (e.g. Threads running in a multi-core machine) processing and reduce complexity time to Ω(MN/p) in which p is the number of processor. Usage of threads and concurrent algorithms should be transparent to the user. [Less]

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Common algorithms used in Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning / Pattern Classification

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A SYSTEM FOR SHAPE ANALYSIS AND RECOGNITION. This project wrapps up a collection of methods developed by students from the CreatiVision Group at IME-USP along the past years within a single software written in standard C++. It is primarily aimed at shape analysis and recognition. LICENSE: This ... [More] software is available, without fee, SOLELY for educational and non-profit research purposes. Documentation (out of date): http://www.vision.ime.usp.br/~mclaro/Docs/html/index.html Requirement for the C/C++ version: the Fulguro library should be installed for the system proper compilation (morphology module): http://fulguro.sourceforge.net/ Requirement for the Matlab implementation: it is needed the "SDC Morphology Toolbox for Matlab": http://www.mmorph.com/ [Less]

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Let's not the slangs be forgotten... If you want to check in something, let each other know...

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neuralpso is an in-progress project which I hope to submit to the Los Angeles County Science Fair. The purpose of the project is to develop software capable of tuning a neural network by means of particle swarm optimization. You can view my research log as I develop this project.

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Machine Learning Matlab Implementation Repository

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In this project we implements the K-means and Nearest Neighbor algorithms to identify clusters within an input sample. We write a data-set creating script.

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A framework that allows researchers to build high-performance kernel-based learning algorithms without the concern for distributed and parallel computation.

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