Projects sharing features with Som Tsp

This repository is a collection of practical deep learning implementations and examples built using the TensorFlow framework. It provides a variety of neural network architectures focusing on natural language processing, recommendation systems, reinforcement learning, and time series prediction. The project features a range of specialized models, including sequence-to-sequence and transformer architectures for text processing, and factorization machines for personalized ranking and retrieval. It also includes implementations of reinforcement learning agents using actor-critic and policy gradi

This project is a software engineering educational resource providing a collection of canonical system implementations. It serves as a library of computer science case studies and polyglot code examples designed to demonstrate architectural tradeoffs and design patterns through concise versions of fundamental software components. The repository focuses on studying the implementation of core concepts such as consensus algorithms, interpreters, and database engines. It provides minimal versions of complex systems to facilitate the analysis of language design, data structure implementation, and

scikit-opt is a Python optimization library and numerical framework designed to solve complex global optimization problems. It provides a suite of metaheuristic algorithms and tools for finding global minima or maxima of objective functions. The library implements a variety of nature-inspired and swarm intelligence algorithms, including Genetic Algorithms, Particle Swarm Optimization, Differential Evolution, Simulated Annealing, and Ant Colony Optimization. It includes specialized solvers for discrete combinatorial challenges, such as the Traveling Salesman Problem. The framework supports th

SciencePlots is a Matplotlib style library and scientific plotting framework designed to automate the formatting of figures for academic journals and professional scientific publications. It provides a collection of visual presets and configuration rules for academic typography, layout, and resolution. The project features curated color-blind accessible palettes and figure formatters specifically designed to meet the strict submission standards of academic publishers. It includes specialized tools for professional figure styling and the rendering of non-Latin scripts for multilingual support.

Bar chart race is a Python data visualization library that transforms ordered tabular time-series data into animated bar and line chart races. It operates as an extension for rendering dynamic charts that illustrate how rankings and values change over time. The library interpolates wide-format chronological tables into densely sampled frame sequences, calculating intermediate numeric values to produce fluid motion animations. It orchestrates iterative canvas redraws through a plotting backend while supporting external multimedia encoders to export compressed standard video files. Generated a

Memgraph is an in-memory, distributed graph database designed for high-performance labeled property graph management. It utilizes a Cypher query engine for declarative data retrieval and manipulation, providing a scalable knowledge graph backend that integrates vector search and graph traversals. The system distinguishes itself as a real-time graph analytics platform, employing native C++ and CUDA implementations to execute complex network analysis and dynamic community detection on streaming data. It provides specialized support for AI integration, including GraphRAG capabilities, the constr

This project is a Python data analysis library and exploratory data analysis framework designed for processing raw datasets. It provides a suite of tools for examining data, identifying anomalies, and applying statistical methods to uncover patterns. The repository functions as a machine learning modeling toolkit and a statistical data modeling suite. It includes predictive algorithms and mathematical models used to analyze relationships between data variables and derive insights from complex datasets. The project covers a broad range of capabilities including data science, machine learning

CFDPython is an educational resource for computational fluid dynamics and numerical analysis. It provides a structured curriculum to learn the physics of fluid flow by implementing numerical solutions to Navier-Stokes and partial differential equations. The project is organized as a series of incremental coding exercises delivered via Jupyter notebooks. Users build mathematical models for linear convection, diffusion, and Poisson equations across one and two dimensions to understand concepts such as convergence, stability, and numerical diffusion. The implementation utilizes NumPy for vector

Dawarich is a self-hosted location history manager and travel journaling platform. It functions as a personal travel archive that collects GPS coordinates and movement data, providing a private alternative to proprietary tracking services. The system utilizes a PostgreSQL geospatial database to store coordinates, visits, and custom geofence boundaries. The project distinguishes itself as a geospatial data converter and visualization tool, capable of transforming location history between formats such as GPX, KML, and GeoJSON. It allows users to organize GPS tracks and geotagged photos into nam

Plotnine is a data visualization library for Python based on the Grammar of Graphics. It serves as a declarative statistical plotting framework and multi-panel plotting engine, allowing users to create complex charts by mapping data variables to visual properties such as position, color, and size. The project is distinguished by its use of a layered composition model and a statistical transformation engine that performs aggregations and computations before rendering visuals. It features a comprehensive system for multi-panel faceting, which enables the splitting of a single visualization into

This repository serves as an educational collection of Python implementations for fundamental machine learning algorithms and statistical models. It provides a structured environment for learning core concepts through interactive computational documents that combine live code, narrative text, and data visualizations. The codebase focuses on predictive modeling development, offering instructional examples for building and evaluating regression, classification, and neural network models. It utilizes standardized data science library interfaces to demonstrate how to implement and execute these a

This project is a machine learning education resource consisting of Python implementations of statistical learning models and data analysis examples from a core textbook. It serves as a statistical modeling library that provides the code necessary to implement linear regression, classification, and unsupervised learning techniques for academic data analysis. The repository is structured as a reference-driven implementation, with a directory layout that mirrors the chapter and section hierarchy of the associated academic publication. It includes a set of scripts and notebooks designed to gener

This is an interactive notebook-based course that teaches machine learning from Python fundamentals through deep learning and natural language processing. It uses real datasets and multiple frameworks within a structured, hands-on curriculum that combines concise explanations with executable code cells, built-in datasets, and embedded exercise checkpoints. Learning progresses through data preparation and exploration, classical machine learning workflows, computer vision with convolutional neural networks, and natural language processing with deep learning, all delivered as a cohesive progressi

This project is a Python machine learning library and data science toolkit designed for building predictive models and analyzing complex datasets. It provides a collection of implementations for common supervised and unsupervised algorithms using the Scikit-Learn framework. The toolkit includes a predictive modeling suite for generating predictions from historical data and a statistical analysis framework for applying Bayesian modeling and causality tests. It also features a data visualization suite based on Matplotlib for rendering static charts and graphs to interpret classifier boundaries

Linear-Algebra-With-Python is an educational resource that provides a structured curriculum for learning linear algebra through computational practice. It serves as a tutorial for data scientists and quantitative analysts, bridging the gap between abstract mathematical theory and practical implementation using Python. The project utilizes a literate programming approach, organizing lecture notes and code examples into interactive documents. By interleaving explanatory text with functional code, it allows users to experiment with mathematical concepts directly within their development environm

This project is a collection of Python implementations for web scraping, network traffic interception, data analysis, and sentiment analysis. It provides methods for extracting structured data from websites and mobile application interfaces. The collection includes tools for capturing and analyzing network packets from mobile applications to identify hidden internal API endpoints. It also features scripts for evaluating the emotional tone and public perception of text data. The project covers data manipulation and transformation of large datasets, as well as the generation of charts and grap

Gym-anytrading is a reinforcement learning toolkit designed to simulate financial market conditions for the development and evaluation of automated trading agents. It provides a standardized framework that models stock and forex market data, allowing researchers to train agents through trial and error within consistent, gym-compatible environments. The platform distinguishes itself through an object-oriented architecture that enables users to define custom trading logic, including unique reward functions, profit calculations, and trade fee policies. By transforming raw financial datasets into

Yellowbrick is a machine learning visualization library and model diagnostic tool designed to analyze feature importance, target distributions, and model error metrics. It serves as a visual toolkit for diagnosing underfitting and overfitting through the use of validation and learning curves. The project provides specialized suites for evaluating predictive models and unsupervised learning. It enables the determination of optimal cluster counts via elbow methods and silhouette coefficients, and assesses classifier and regressor quality through ROC curves, confusion matrices, and residual plot

QuantStats is an open-source Python library that calculates risk and return metrics from a portfolio return series and generates comprehensive HTML tear sheets. It computes dozens of financial statistics—including Sharpe ratio, drawdown, and volatility—in a single pass over the input data, using vectorized pandas operations for efficiency. The library distinguishes itself by combining portfolio performance analysis with Monte Carlo simulation, which models thousands of random return paths to estimate the probability of reaching financial targets or hitting loss thresholds. It produces self-co