PISI Python Coding Standards Written by Eray Özkural 2005-2006, 2017 These suggestions are generally applicable to Python applications, although they were written during the evaluation of development plans for PISI, which is a neat fast package manager written in Python.
Parallel all-pairs similarity search algorithms in OCaml Sources Git repository —> https://github.com/examachine/parallpairs The repository contains the 1.0 sources, a release will be made soon. Citation If you use this code, please cite the following paper. It is currently under review
Head over to PISI@github for the sources of the development branch of PISI package manager. The current revision is 1.1_beta12. Here is the local subversion working copy repository the sources were forked from: $ svn info . Path: . Working Copy Root Path:
examachine has 22 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub. Source: examachine (Eray Özkural) I just uploaded a bunch of free software projects to github. Some of them were on google code, which was terminated by google. You may
A great review of Einstein’s contributions to cosmology. Understanding the history of a field is essential to understanding the evolution of ideas therein. I had not realized how rigorous Einstein had been in deriving his cosmological models. It is much
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