brunoleite.wordpress.com
Internacionalização com Python – Bruno Leite Alves
https://brunoleite.wordpress.com/2013/05/03/internacionalizacao-com-python
Being an agile consultant developer. May 3, 2013. May 3, 2013. Minha experiência em termos de desenvolvimento foi mais voltada para o mundo Java, no entanto, no último ano venho utilizando Python nos meus experimentos devido a biblioteca NetworkX. Basicamente são duas classes que coloquei em um mesmo arquivo chamado Resource Bundle.py. Irei explicar o que fiz nos comentários. Coloquei os arquivos de mensagens dentro do meu projeto no diretorio MeuProjeto/locale/en US/LC MESSAGES/temporalweb.po. Bom, exis...
biyoenformatik.blogspot.com
Biyoenformatik: Finding k-cores and Clustering Coefficient Computation with NetworkX
http://biyoenformatik.blogspot.com/2015/01/finding-k-cores-and-clustering.html
Bioinformatics notes – a blog about my experiences in bioinformatics, includes tuts, findings, news. Friday, January 16, 2015. Finding k-cores and Clustering Coefficient Computation with NetworkX. Assume you have a large network and you want to find k-cores of each node and also you want to compute clustering coefficient for each one. Python package NetworkX. Comes with very nice methods for you to easily do these. K-core is a maximal subgraph whose nodes are at least k degree[ 1. Posted by Güngör Budak.
guillaumecantin.pythonanywhere.com
Dynamical Systems
http://guillaumecantin.pythonanywhere.com/randomgraph
Séminaire des Doctorants du LMAH. Van der Pol equation. Periodic orbit on a torus. Saddle node bifurcation at infinity. The following application lets you draw a random graph with the python Networkx. Library. Choose a value (2 leq n leq 100 ). For the number of nodes, and a decimal value (0. For the density of edges. If ( n leq 20 ). You will even get the paths from node 0. To other nodes in the graph. You must respect the constraints: $2 leq n leq 100$ and $0 delta 1$. And ( delta = 0.32 ). R , delta =.
data.quora.com
The Quora Topic Network - Data @ Quora - Quora
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This page may be out of date. Save your draft. Before refreshing this page. Submit any pending changes before refreshing this page. The Quora Topic Network. Don van der Drift. Don van der Drift. This backbone will only become more essential as that corpus continues to grow. Early on, Quora's Silicon Valley roots allowed it to quickly become a great platform for questions on Startups. People are creating quality content on a rapidly growing number of topics, and. As the first step in our investigations, w...
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HPCLinux/azure - ParaTools, Inc.
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Is an authorized reseller of the SysFera-DS. Software in the US, UK, and Germany. Please contact us to request a quotation. Kppa: A high performance source code generator for chemical kinetics. Will appear at EMiT 2015. Python Performance Evaluation with the TAU Performance System. Will appear at UCAR Software Engineering Assembly Conference. ParaTools, SAS, France. Is now a member of TeraTec. Join ParaTools at a tools workshop. Is a gold sponsor of the PGAS'14 conference. In Eugene, OR. See TAU/PGAS.
snap-apps.org
Edgy - Snap Apps
http://www.snap-apps.org/edgy.html
Edgy is an extension of Snap supporting graph algorithms. It provides blocks for creating and manipulating collections of nodes and edges. Many important algorithms apply to graphs, such as Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm, Prim's minimal spanning tree algorithm, the Ford-Fulkerson max flow algorithm. Right-click on any block inside Edgy for documentation. These and many other examples are available from the File →. Examples menu in Edgy. Graphs of degree 2-5. The "muddy city" graph from CS Unplugged.
fivecomputers.com
Five Computers · articles in the "eda" category
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Jul 28, 2013. I've been thinking recently about better ways to visualize coverage results. The new UCIS API. Provides ways to access coverage data more easily in third-party tools. I've mostly finished wrapping this API in Python, using SWIG, to create PyUCIS. And other visualization tools, such as NetworkX. Are great, free libraries that become available, once you get the data into a Python environment. Trying to do similar visualizations in C is possible, but generally prohibitive in time and effort.
curiositybits.org
Mapping the Twitter Conversations About China's Great Firewall — CuriosityBits Collective
http://www.curiositybits.org/gfwvis
Social data analytics and qualitative insights. Mapping the Twitter Conversations About China's Great Firewall. It is often said that you can see the Great Wall of China from the space. Turns out it is a myth. But you can surely see China’s Great Firewall from this world map illuminating Facebook traffics. Who are these people? How do they communicate with each other? How does this minority community evolve over time? Will they have any say in charting the future of China's internet freedom? To view the ...
exploringdata.github.io
How Participants of the Visualisingdata Census are Connected on Twitter | Exploring Data
https://exploringdata.github.io/info/visualisingdata-census-twitter-network
How Participants of the Visualisingdata Census are Connected on Twitter. 3 weeks ago Andy Kirk started a survey for the data visualization community. More than 1500 people participated within one week. The results can be viewed in this Google spreadsheet. The survey contained 7 short questions, one of which asked for the participant's Twitter handle. Comes pretty close (515) than there is gap between him and the following well-known people in the data visualization community: Andrew Vande Moere. Collecti...
