Deep Learning, NLP, NMT, AI, ML
Bohemian Eigenvalue Plotting Examples This repository contains examples of generating plots of Bohemian eigenvalues. The examples in this repository are currently only available in Python. All examples use the bohemian library. Pentadiagonal Skew Symmetric Python: python/Pentadiagonal_Skew_Symmetric_20x20.py Upper-Hessenberg Toeplitz Python: python/UHT_0_Diag_d3_16x16.py GitHub https://github.com/BohemianMatrices/bohemian-examples
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pwtgbot PwnWiki Telegram database searching bot. Screenshots How it looks like in the terminal when running How it looks like in Telegram Run Directly From Source # clone and enter repository git clone https://github.com/k4yt3x/pwtgbot.git cd pwtgbot # set Telegram bot token export PWTGBOT_SECRET=”TELEGRAM BOT SECRET” # launch bot python -m pwtgbot Run With Docker/Podman You can run this bot from its Docker image. $PWTGBOT_SECRET: Telegram bot secret token $VERSION_TAG: pwtgbot version (e.g., 1.2.0) You can check out the newest tag […]
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CMSeeK CMS Detection and Exploitation suite – Scan WordPress, Joomla, Drupal and over 180 other CMSs Functions Of CMSeek: Basic CMS Detection of over 170 CMS Drupal version detection Advanced WordPress Scans Detects Version User Enumeration Plugins Enumeration Theme Enumeration Detects Users (3 Detection Methods) Looks for Version Vulnerabilities and much more! Advanced Joomla Scans Version detection Backup files finder Admin page finder Core vulnerability detection Directory listing check Config leak detection Various other checks Modular bruteforce system Use pre […]
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Spectral Tensor Train Parameterization of Deep Learning Layers This repository is the official implementation of our AISTATS 2021 paper titled “Spectral Tensor Train Parameterization of Deep Learning Layers” by Anton Obukhov, Maxim Rakhuba, Alexander Liniger, Zhiwu Huang, Stamatios Georgoulis, Dengxin Dai, and Luc Van Gool [arXiv] [PMLR]. It demonstrates how to perform low-rank neural network reparameterization and its stable training in a compressed form. The code provides all experiments (GAN and Image Classification) from the paper (see configs/aistats21 directory) with […]
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cli-tts This is an interactive command line text-to-speech tool using Google TTS. Just type text and the voice will be played. Multi-language is supported. Quick Start macOS $ git clone https://github.com/ReekyStive/cli-tts.git $ cd cli-tts $ brew install ffmpeg # be sure ffmpeg is in PATH $ pip install -r requirements.txt $ python tts.py Windows There’s a package that already included everything: Win32 Release Screenshots Supported Languages Local accent Language code Top-level domain English (Australia) en com.au English (United Kingdom) en […]
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TheWordzBot A Telegram Bot Plays With Words in python. ➠ I Can Turn Text Into Audio ➠ I Can Get Results From Dictionary ➠ I Can Make Google Search For You ➠ I Can Suggest Strong Passwords For You ➠ I Can Encode And Decode text in base64 format ➠ I Can Make Cowsay From Given Text GitHub https://github.com/raveen-2003/TheWordzBot
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aimmo Using intermediate Python, join your class on a time travelling adventure. Work together to complete challenges and unlock new time periods. It is the year 3000 and the museum is in big trouble! The priceless artifacts are lost and scattered across timelines. Your team’s mission is to travel through time and bring them back into the museum. Quick Start Fork the repo. Take a look at our usage guidelines to see how to get started. GitHub https://github.com/ocadotechnology/aimmo
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Python is a very versatile programming language, with a plethora of uses in a variety of different fields. If you’ve grasped the basics of Python and are itching to build something with the language, then it’s time to figure out what your next step should be. In this article, we offer several different projects, resources, and tutorials that you can use to start building things with Python. What Others Do With Python You’re probably wondering what people are building with […]
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Vvim – Keyboardless Vim interactions This is done via a hardware glove that the user wears. The glove detects the finger’s positions and translates them into key presses. It’s currently a work in progress. This is done via a hardware glove that the user wears. The glove detects thefinger’s positions and translates them into key presses. It’s currently a workin progress. The glove prototype, with 4 sensors on two fingers Subset of data The stream of data from the 4 […]
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