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Finch is a cutting-edge Julia-to-Julia compiler specially designed for optimizing loop nests over sparse or structured multidimensional arrays. Finch empowers users to write conventional for loops which are transformed behind-the-scenes into fast sparse code.

Makulu ( Pronounced: Ma-Coo-Loo ) is a African Zulu word for “Figure of Authority”. Like Big Chief, Big Momma, Big Daddy… Makulu Develops Linux distributions and Tools with unconventional and outside of the box thinking. Our Team is small but dedicated to producing excellence above all else. We firmly believe that Linux should not only be stable, but should also reflect the times in terms of ease of use and beauty, Thus you will find that Makulu Distro builds are always stunning out of the box and also feature packed. ...

...TACO supports a wide range of sparse (and dense) linear/tensor algebra computations, from simpler ones like sparse matrix-vector multiplication to more complex ones like MTTKRP on higher-order sparse tensors. Tensors can be stored in a variety of storage formats, including commonly-used sparse matrix and tensor formats like CSR and COO as well as specialized formats like CSF. Under the hood, TACO employs a novel compiler-based technique to generate kernels that are optimized for the computations you want to perform. This lets TACO achieve performance that exceeds the MATLAB Tensor Toolbox by up to several orders of magnitude and that is competitive with other high-performance sparse linear/tensor algebra libraries like Eigen, Intel oneMKL, and SPLATT.

...The program currently supports output for a number of popular electronic structure programs, including ABINIT, ASE, CASTEP, CP2K, CPMD, CRYSTAL09, Elk, EMTO, Exciting, Fleur, FHI-aims, Hutsepot, MOPAC, Quantum Espresso, RSPt, Siesta, SPR-KKR, VASP. Also exports some related formats like .coo, .cfg and .xyz-files. The program has been published in Computer Physics Communications 182 (2011) 1183–1186. Please cite generously.

CuiTools (Coo-e Tools) is a freely available package of Perl programs for unsupervised and supervised word sense disambiguation experiments. The name CuiTools comes from the Concept Unique Identifiers (CUIs) found in the Unified Medical Language System.

During the COO-POO course, we are developing a chat application using Java. The main goals are enhancing our knowledge of Object-Oriented Design & Programming, Java the language and the eco-system, UDP/TCP transport protocols , and discover challenges and techniques of developing standalone peer-to-peer application.

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