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This is a great repository from François Chollet. It provides a simple API for Deep Learning. The power of Keras comes from its abstraction over lower-level APIs such as Tensorflow and CNTK. I recently made a pull request to Keras repository and their code review and testing processes are also good.
This is a repository released as part of a research. Open-source research is important for learning the details of the experiments and reproducing the experimental results. This repository also aims to provide an API for other researcher & developers.
These were the two repositories I used and contributed recently but there are a lot of other great repositories.
It is a tool that allows games which are exclusive to Windows to run on the Linux operating system for use with the Steam client. It has a very informative and clear README.md which explains building and installation in detail.
Baselines is a set of high-quality implementations of reinforcement learning algorithms. Its README.md file is well-documented and it has enough label to work.
Codecrumbs is a tool which can be used for finding errors in your code. It can save a lot of time in this aspect. Coders always spend too much time on debugging. With codecrumbs, coders can have more time to do other stuff, because they did not waste their precious time with debugging.
Jekyll is a simple, blog-aware, static site generator perfect for personal, project, or organization sites. It like a file-based CMS, without all the complexity.
This repository is maintaining lists of fake or malicious URLs, addresses etc. It is easy to follow these URLs and addresses because in the repository there are categories like addresses, contracts, tokens, urls and guides for each of them that clarifies how to conribute to these categories which makes this repository easy to use for everyone who has Github account.
Subsync is a tool which syncs your subtitles with your video automatically. It discretizes video and subtitles into a time window of 10 ms then determines whether video contains any speech. Comparing two strings from the subtitles and the video, they are synched.
- Requirements
- Requirement Questions
- User Scenarios
- Mock-Ups
- Use Case Diagram
- Class Diagram
- Sequence Diagrams
- 352 - Milestone 1
- Project Plan
- 352 - Milestone 2
- 451 - Milestone 1
- 451 - Milestone 1 (PDF)
- 451 - Milestone 2
- 451 - Milestone 2 (PDF)
- 451 - Final Milestone
- 451 - Final Milestone (PDF)
- System and User Manuals
- Web User Manual with images (PDF)