Exotic structured image classifier in python

This implements one of result networks from Large-scale evolution of image classifiers by Esteban Real, et. al. Requirements Training Copy two files to {torchvision_path}/models cp {__init__.py,evloution.py} {torchvision_path}/models Run python main.py -a evolution {cifar10_data_dir} cf. How to know {torchvision_path}? import torchvision print(torchvision.__file__) Note The numbers of channels are not in the paper and it is set by me similar with vgg. You need to adjust these for better performance. If you want to adsjust    

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The Django Template Language: Tags and Filters

Django is a powerful framework for creating web applications in Python. Its features include database models, routing URLs, authentication, user management, administrative tools, and a template language. You can compose reusable HTML that changes based on the data you pass to the template language. Django templates use tags and filters to define a mini-language that’s similar to Python—but isn’t Python. You’ll get to know Django templates through the tags and filters you use to compose reusable HTML. In this tutorial, […]

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A facial recognition doorbell system using a Raspberry Pi

This project expands on the person-detecting doorbell system to allow it to identify faces, and announce names accordingly. Installation To install, clone this repository to your raspberry pi, descend into it, and use the following command: Architecture This project is based off the person-detecting doorbell. At its most basic it will always ring the doorbell if a person is present. When a person is present, it will check their faces against known faces. If the person is known, they will […]

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A2T: Towards Improving Adversarial Training of NLP Models

This is the source code for the EMNLP 2021 (Findings) paper “Towards Improving Adversarial Training of NLP Models”. If you use the code, please cite the paper: @misc{yoo2021improving, title={Towards Improving Adversarial Training of NLP Models}, author={Jin Yong Yoo and Yanjun Qi}, year={2021}, eprint={2109.00544}, archivePrefix={arXiv}, primaryClass={cs.CL} } Prerequisites The work heavily relies on the TextAttack package. In fact, the main training code is implemented in the TextAttack package. Required packages are listed in the requirements.txt file. pip install -r requirements.txt   […]

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Fastest tibia bot API using python

tibia bot api using python ⚙Running the app Add confidence to floor level to have more accuracy detecting user coordinates since some levels have a lot of “black” pixels. reduce/increase confidence when player bounds is not found. Add retry strategy. See also the list of contributors who participated in this project Copyright © 2020 This project is MIT licensed GitHub https://github.com/lucasmonstro/pytibia    

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Display your calendar on the wallpaper

Have your calendar appear as the wallpaper. Use at your own risk. Don’t blame me if you miss a meeting 🙂 Some parts of the scripts were bogged togather from various examples online. Please report problems using GITHUBs issue tracking system. Additionally please let me know if there are some feature requests. The scripts in this repository depend on the following programs being available: The example calendar file cal_example contains a description of the syntax togather with a couple of […]

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A simple web scraper using python

A simple python web scraper. It gets a website and its contents and parses them with the help of bs4. Installation To install the requirements, run the following commands; To change directories: cd Dissec To make the files executable: chmod +x * To install the requirements: python requirements.py Usage Run the script using: python dissec.py It’ll prompt you, asking for a website that you want to scrape. Enter any website that you want to scrape. The website can be with […]

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A git extension for seeing your Cloud Build deployment

Learn more: https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/developers-practitioners/push-your-code-and-see-your-builds-happening-your-terminal-git-deploy Requirements Python 3.7+ (check with python3 –version) git 1.8+ (check with git –version) A GitHub repo connected to Cloud Build with source-based deployments Installation Clone this repo Set the execution bit Copy git-deploy into a place on your PATH. # example location cp git-deploy /usr/local/bin Confirm installation by running the script: cd ~ # a non-git repo git deploy Success: fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git The new git extension has […]

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Supports 500 Telegram Groups No Need Of Bot

import youtube_dl ydl_opts = {} url = input(“enter your url:- “) with youtube_dl.YoutubeDL(ydl_opts) as ydl: meta = ydl.extract_info(url, download=False) formats = meta.get(‘formats’, [meta]) for f in formats: print(f[‘url’]) If you have a https:// address change it to http:// otherwise you get an “HTTP error 403 forbidden    

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Record keyboard and mouse input with python

This allows you to record keyboard and mouse input, and play it back (with looping) using pynput. It allows for automation of any repetitive computer tasks. Clone or download this repository Navigate to the repository in cmd or terminal Run pip install -r requirements.txt Simply run the ‘record.py’ file with Python3 using one input argument -> “name_of_recording”. Whatever you do thereafter will be recorded. To end the recording click the escape key (to end the Keyboard thread), and hold down […]

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