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Michael Osthege (@michaelosthege)

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TouchInjector

Windows 8/10 TUIO touch injection

fairflow

Functional Airflow DAG definitions.

pyrff

pyrff: Python implementation of random fourier feature approximations for gaussian processes

Jupyter Notebook

LCARSToolkit

User controls for building UWP apps with a LCARS-like GUI.

pythonnet-docker

Python + Mono + pythonnet, in a Docker image

TCD.Controls.Keyboard

An on screen keyboard for UWP apps on Windows IoT

tornado-compute

Sample application for deploying a neural network as a tornado-powered webservice. The thread-blocking calls are run sequentially on a second thread. Handlers of the webservice remain asynchronous and many requests can be accepted in parallel.

AvmSmartHome

.NET Standard 1.4 implementation of the AVM SmartHome API

TCD.Mathematics

TCD.Mathematics is a library for a variety of vector-based calculations in 3D space, including Lines, Planes, and methods for calculating intersections.

apache-airflow-flowitems

This package helps to reduce the amount of boilerplate code when creating Airflow DAGs from Python callables.

pytensor-federated

Distributed differentiable graph computation using PyTensor

obis_exporter

Exporting smart meter OBIS information as Prometheus metrics.

rtlive-dash-de

Static Dashboard Powering Rtlive.de

gittrail

Context manager for enforcing links between data pipeline outputs and git history.

RCSwitch

TCD.System

Application extensions, TouchInjection, KeyInjection for WPF

dualprocessing

This module is designed to help with running a single-instance, thread-blocking computation pipeline on a second process. It does all the heavy lifting of scheduling calls and asynchronously waiting for the results.