PYTHON by Kan Jia (21666161)

Left schematic of the XOR gate implementation [11]. by Fabricio Cravo (21387854)

Example change statistic implementations. by Alex Stivala (8356257)

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Overview of the implemented simulation tool and training framework in Diffrax. by Paul van Lent (16876977)

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System Hardware ID Generator Script: A Cross-Platform Hardware Identification Tool by Pavel Izosimov (20096259)

“…This tool provides <a href="https://xn--mxac.net/local-python-code-protector.html" target="_blank">code obfuscation in Python</a> and <a href="https://xn--mxac.net/secure-python-code-manager.html" target="_blank">Python code encryption</a>, enabling developers to <a href="https://xn--mxac.net/local-python-code-protector.html" target="_blank">protect Python code</a> effectively.…”

Dialogue Propositional Content Replacement (DPCR) code by Jacopo Amidei (10511297)

“…<p dir="ltr">This resource consists of a Python notebook with code that was implemented for a research project that developed a novel method for testing the components of theories of (dialogue) coherence through utterance substitution. …”

Online Resource 3: Word Cloud Dataset and Code by Jessica Zylla (17692920)

“…<p dir="ltr">Online Resource 3: Word Cloud Dataset and Code. This set of files are part of Online Resource 3, which allows readers to implement a Jupyter Notebook Python program to create a word cloud based on survey responses. …”

CSMILES: A Compact, Human-Readable SMILES Extension for Conformations by James W. Furness (22319738)

“…A two-way conversion from three-dimensional (3D) structure to CSMILES has been implemented, and the article is accompanied by a Python code which effectuates such conversions. …”

CSMILES: A Compact, Human-Readable SMILES Extension for Conformations by James W. Furness (22319738)

“…A two-way conversion from three-dimensional (3D) structure to CSMILES has been implemented, and the article is accompanied by a Python code which effectuates such conversions. …”

Python script for binary classification with RoBERTa by Maija Ozola-Schade (20938460)

Python sript. by Kan Jia (6438599)

Overview of the SBML models used in this study. The collection of models was retrieved from Biomodels [43] and a previously reported collection of SBML benchmark models [11]. The n... by Paul van Lent (16876977)

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Numerical data and codes for "Noisy Probabilistic Error Cancellation and Generalized Physical Implementability" by Tian-Ren Jin (18781930)

“…We numerically simulate the bias of noisy probabilistic error cancellation with noisy Pauli operations and the bias of error model violation.</p><p dir="ltr">Codes are written in Python, which is contained in the folder "code". …”

Jaxkineticmodel allows for hybridizing kinetic models with neural networks. by Paul van Lent (16876977)

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Analysis of convergence properties for a collection of SBML models. by Paul van Lent (16876977)

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BaNDyT: Bayesian Network Modeling of Molecular Dynamics Trajectories by Elizaveta Mukhaleva (20602550)

“…We believe that BaNDyT is the first software package to include specialized and advanced features for analyzing MD simulation trajectories using a probabilistic graphical network model. We describe here the software’s uses, the methods associated with it, and a comprehensive Python interface to the underlying generalist BNM code. …”

BaNDyT: Bayesian Network Modeling of Molecular Dynamics Trajectories by Elizaveta Mukhaleva (20602550)

“…We believe that BaNDyT is the first software package to include specialized and advanced features for analyzing MD simulation trajectories using a probabilistic graphical network model. We describe here the software’s uses, the methods associated with it, and a comprehensive Python interface to the underlying generalist BNM code. …”

BaNDyT: Bayesian Network Modeling of Molecular Dynamics Trajectories by Elizaveta Mukhaleva (20602550)

“…We believe that BaNDyT is the first software package to include specialized and advanced features for analyzing MD simulation trajectories using a probabilistic graphical network model. We describe here the software’s uses, the methods associated with it, and a comprehensive Python interface to the underlying generalist BNM code. …”

PTPC-UHT bounce by David Parry (22169299)

“…<br>It contains the full Python implementation of the PTPC bounce model (<code>PTPC_UHT_bounce.py</code>) and representative outputs used to generate the figures in the paper. …”

Fitting a feast/famine cycle to a glycolysis model. by Paul van Lent (16876977)

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