Projects

Smooks

Smooks is a Java Framework/Engine for processing XML and non XML data.

transformie

Transformie is a javascript plugin that comes in less than 5k that you embed into web pages and that brings you CSS Transforms by mapping the native IE Filter API to CSS transitions as proposed by Webkit.

notex

NOTEX stands for "Network Oriented Transforms in ECMAScript and XML (E4X)" and is implemented in the CGI script notex.cgi and FastCGI script notex.fcgi. This CGI script enables you to: Read and run server-side any JavaScript file located anywhere on the web Use this JavaScript file to ... [More] process XML files located anywhere on the web Cache your results to give faster responses to subsequent requests NOTEX adds 20 simple JavaScript functions to your programs, such as GET(url), param('user') and write(output) - for more details please see http://www.notex.info NOTEX is a simple, elegant and effective way to process XML files on a web server using JavaScript's E4X capabilities. It has been tested with Apache version 2 using Perl CGI and FastCGI on both Mac OS X and Ubuntu Linux. It should run unmodified on any other Linux or Unix (e.g. OpenSolaris). [Less]

finite-transform-library

Library for Finite Transforms such as the Number Theoretic Transform (NTT) and others. Current modules include NTTW which is the NTT library with high resolution (microsecond) timing, basic array and imaging. The transforms are optimised for performance. Finite Transform Library (FTL) has two ... [More] modules that cover two transforms defined on the finite circle not commonly found in open source. NTTWThe first is the NTTW library for Number Theoretic Transforms (NTTs). NTTs are pure digital transforms computed on integer fields. This allows convolutions to be done exactly and essentially without overflow. This module is inspired by the APFloat library by Mikko Tommila et al where it has been utilised for an arbitrary precision library. See the NTT description by APFloat here. The NTTW library's goal is to focus only on NTTs and to achieve comparable performance to FFTs. The NTTW module also features a simple Image Module and a High Resolution (micro-second) Timing module all of which are cross platform. Version 1.0 Made library fully 32-bit and 64-bit only compliant. Added Timing module and test. Improved performance of library. Added Prime/Number Theory module. Updated tests and benchmark apps to match. Added 32-bit and 64-bit modes in project file. Removed Qt4 library dependencies. Only needs qmake to build library now. FRTWThe second module is designed to compute the Discrete Radon Transform and their variants. A preliminary release has been made available until research paper has been published. Dev Blog News [Less]

transforms

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