FWC python implementation by Roland Mühlenbernd (11755871)

Python code for estimating parameters of an ALAAM model. by Alex Stivala (8356257)

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Secure Python Code Manager: A Tool for Protected Python Code Distribution and Management by Pavel Izosimov (20096259)

“…</li><li><b>Commercial Distribution</b>: Safely share Python code with clients or customers, implementing advanced <b>Python code protection tools</b> for sales or rentals.…”

Python Implementation of HSGAdviser Chatbot: AI model for Sustainable Education by Suha Assayed (22454038)

“…<p dir="ltr">This repository contains the Python source code and model implementation for HSGAdviser, an AI speech assistant designed to provide personalized college and career guidance for high school students through conversational AI. …”

Source Code for the Hierarchical Key Assignment Scheme (HKAS) by Baris Celiktas (22804778)

Subjects: “…Hierarchical Key Assignment, Cryptography, Key Management, HKAS, Security Model, Python Implementation…”

PCA-RF Python codes.txt by Junming Li (19324492)

“…<p dir="ltr">This text file is the PCA-RF model’s Python code. You can implement it in the Jupyter notebook.…”

Survey Dataset and Python Code for Preprocessing, Statistical Tests by Mohammed Nurudeen (11071551)

“…Supporting figures and tables are available in the repository</p><p dir="ltr">Data processing was implemented in Python 3.11 and attached are all the python scripts used for preprocessing , and statistical Analysis and also the questionnaire used for the study.…”

Tools used in implementing the RNN models. by Fahmi H. Quradaa (17896527)

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Python Code for Fine-Tuned BERT Model in High School Student Advising by Suha Assayed (22454038)

“…<p dir="ltr">This repository contains the Python implementation and fine-tuned BERT model for answering high school student questions on college and career advising, based on the methodology described in Assayed et al. (2024). …”

Analysis of the selected studies in terms of tools used for implementing RNN models. by Fahmi H. Quradaa (17896527)

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Implementation of the Stable Environment Model for Surface Sediment Processes by Niklas Hohmann (9415061)

Models. by Bjørn André Bredesen-Aa (13767126)

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Python code for a rule-based NLP model for mapping circular economy indicators to SDGs by Zahir Barahmand (18008947)

“…The package includes:</p><ul><li>The complete Python codebase implementing the classification algorithm</li><li>A detailed manual outlining model features, requirements, and usage instructions</li><li>Sample input CSV files and corresponding processed output files to demonstrate functionality</li><li>Keyword dictionaries for all 17 SDGs, distinguishing strong and weak matches</li></ul><p dir="ltr">These materials enable full reproducibility of the study, facilitate adaptation for related research, and offer transparency in the methodological framework.…”

Compartmental BNGL implementation of the SNARE complex model. by Adam Husar (18437351)

AutoDock Vina 1.2.0: New Docking Methods, Expanded Force Field, and Python Bindings by Jerome Eberhardt (6311801)

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A Python implementation of Gardner's model by Quentin Brissaud (12461415)

“…<p>A Python implementation of Gardner's model to generate atmospheric gravity-wave perturbations</p>…”

Test performance metrics for the final model. by Ramona Leenings (11167294)

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finalimplementation.py by Shahid Iqbal (13129134)

“…<p>Python code file for implementation of ML models</p>…”

Global Aridity Index and Potential Evapotranspiration Climate Database v3.1 - Algorithm Code (Python) by Robert Zomer (12796235)

“…<p dir="ltr">The custom code in Python programming language used to develop the <b>Global Aridity Index and Potential Evapotranspiration (ET0) Climate Database v3.…”

Modelling COVID-19 evolution and control in Portugal: Code and data from 2 of March to 19 August 2020. by Ricardo Jorge Pais (3627494)

“…In this online repository we include the code for implementing the mathematical model and running the simulations using PLAS software. …”