Deep Learning, NLP, NMT, AI, ML
Hello There This Is An Open Source Python Youtube Downloader this youtube downloader was one of the first programs i ever wrote myself,that was a year and a half ago time really passes by quick i dont want to bragbut there is it alot of good open source Youtube downloaders out there so thatswhere i got the idea to make one myself. feel free to fork change credits etc… Contact Me:Discord: Flex#8629 GitHub View Github
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Ask the user for a number. Depending on whether the number is even or odd, print out an appropriate message to the user. Hint: how does an even / odd number react differently when divided by 2? Extras: If the number is a multiple of 4, print out a different message. Ask the user for two numbers: one number to check (call it num) and one number to divide by (check). If check divides evenly into num, tell that to […]
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“# bpe_algorithm_can_finetune_tokenizer” this is an implyment for https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/issues/15153 I just add tens of lines of code into the py_bpe algorithm.function finetune_tokenizer is main function added. Details can be see in example.py , actuctally it is very simple.the official python library tokenizer is written is rust. I am learning hoping to give a rust version of this code. ps:the_factor_of_new_added_token_divided_unk_number is the only param you should set.hoping can find a auto algorithm to set it. GitHub View Github
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Een poging tot een optimale SmartGrid oplossing, door Dirk Kuiper (12416657) & Lars Zwaan (12414069). Onderdeel van Programmeertheorie, Minor Programmeren, UvA. Case Het probleem is als volgt opgebouwd: er zijn 3 districten, met in elk daarvan 150 huizen en 5 batterijen. Elk van deze huizen moet aan een batterij verbonden worden. Elk huis heeft een output en elke batterij heeft een capaciteit; hierdoor is niet elke combinatie mogelijk. In dit project gaan we op zoek naar een optimale oplossing, waarbij […]
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A fixed point 64.61 math library for Cairo & Starknet Signed 64.61 Fixed Point Numbers A signed 64.61-bit fixed point number is a fraction in which the numerator is a signed 125-bit integer and the denominator is 2^61. Since the denominator stays the same there is no need to store it (as in a floating point value). 64.61 is utilized as the 125 bit representation allows for overflow up to 2^125 * 2^125 (250 bits) during calculation taking advantage of […]
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Colab-xterm allows you to open a terminal in a cell. Install package and load the extension !pip install colab-xterm %load_ext colabxterm Open a terminal Enjoy! Try it out in the demo notebook. TTY support Does not block your kernel GitHub View Github
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Twitch ChatBot built in python with twitchio library. Uses twitch/leagueoflegends/spotify/twitter API in order to get data for the responses. The commands print mostly fun and intersting stats of twitch streamers and viewers, but also has few moderation features. It is connected to a lot of top polish twitch streamers most notably – ‘youngmulti’, ‘kasix’, ‘mokrysuchar’, ‘franio’, ‘szymoool’, ‘xmerghani’, ‘mork’, ‘arquel’, ‘stazjaa’ Full list of functionalites available on https://lewus.pl/ (in Polish) Video Explanation (in Polish) GitHub View Github
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This is a calculator with a complex source that includes a small AST, a parserand a tokenizer. This is a personal project done in 2 days to understand howoperator precedence works and to practice my rusty skills of making interpreters. This project has no external dependencies and should work with minimumPython 3.8 and newer versions of the Python interpreter. Features Complex but small and understandable source code. Implemented in less than 450LoC Supports all basic operations (sum, substraction, multiplication, division) […]
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This readme will guide you through the use of the code in this repository. The code in this repository is for nonparametric prior-free and likelihood-free posterior inference. We named this method: Inference with consonant structures via data peeling As the name suggests, this method construct consonant confidence structures directly from data using a procedure name data peeling. When to use this code? The probability distribution of the data-generating mechanism, $P_{X}$ is multivariate (d>2) The distribution family (e.g. lognormal) of $P_{X}$ […]
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