rahular/TicTacToe

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The classic game as a testbed for AI players

itihasa

A large scale Sanskrit-English translation dataset

deepmind-dqn

The original Deepmind Atari 2600 DQN code

chess-misc

Misc tools for rStock

coref-rl

Rewarding Coreference Resolvers for Being Consistent with World Knowledge

robust-maml

https://aclanthology.org/2021.findings-acl.106/

varta

ellipsis-baselines

A Simple Transfer Learning Baseline for Ellipsis Resolution

model-based-coref

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CriminalTracker

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neuroph

Neuroph clone with Eclipse compatibility

rStock

This project modifies Stockfish and plugs in a neural evaluation function and a companion trainer for purely academic purposes. I thank Andrey Kotlarski without whose BPN, this project would be a lot harder to implement.

darviz-issues

This repository is meant for raising and monitoring issues related to @ibmdarviz

joint-coref-srl

android-eye-tracker

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BasicSearch

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ramayana

English translation of Valmiki Ramayana by Hari Prasad Shastri

Othello

2048

Port of Gabriele Cirulli's 2048 to Android (https://github.com/gabrielecirulli/2048)

rStockTrainer

This is the trainer module for the rStock engine. It trains a new or exisitng NN and saves it future use. We can also test the trained network and find the sqaured error for a perticular training set. Also, the number of training threads and epochs can be set according to needs.

PhoneAuth

An Android application built for additional authentication and user verification. The app when installed on the user’s mobile, automatically performs a handshake with a pre-registered computer as and when it comes into Bluetooth range and identifies itself using the IMEI and MAC of the device. Thus, it can uniquely identify the user using his/her mobile device. This is built as a layer on top of the usual username-password protection system (using the Linux PAM APIs). This process happens periodically which means that if the user is not in the vicinity of the computer, it is immediately locked.