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Will Price (@willprice)

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python-omxplayer-wrapper

📺 Control OMXPlayer, the Raspberry Pi media player, from Python

ray-tracing-in-one-weekend

C++ Ray tracer from the book "Ray Tracing in One weekend" by Peter Shirley

play-fair

Shapley values for assessing the importance of each frame in a video

Jupyter Notebook

flowty

The swiss army knife for extracting optical flow

little-schemer

Exercises from The Little Schemer (4th Ed) by Daniel P. Friedman and Matthias Felleisen

generator-ansible

A yeoman generator to create ansible playbooks and roles.

20bn-something-something-label-hierarchies

Metadata for the Something-Something dataset

pytest-coverage-examples

Examples of how to collect coverage in `pytest` using `pytest-cov`.

haskell-book

Notes and exercises from "Haskell Programming from first principles" http://haskellbook.com/index.html

dotfiles

💼 Personal dotfiles of @willprice

boot

[mirror] boot is an open-source software tool based on the open-source tools ghld and gtkwave and designed to compile, simulate and synthesize your VHDL code. boot leverages the opencores.org website to allow users to freely share IP Cores. (Google Code import)

prolog-search-visualisation

Web based visualisation of various search algorithms implemented in prolog for teaching

devbox-linux

SaltStack scripts to setup a machine for development.

ansible-module-yaourt

An Ansible 2.x module that installs packages using Yaourt for Arch Linux

devbox-windows

A BoxStarter script to setup a new Windows 10 machine for development

two-stream-action-cnn-analysis

🎓 Undergraduate thesis on analysing two stream CNNs for action recognition using excitation backpropagation

Jupyter Notebook

benchmark-jpeg-loading

JPEG dataloading benchmarking

Jupyter Notebook

two-stream-action-cnn-analysis-thesis

Corresponding thesis for the two-stream-action-cnn-analysis repository

parallel-cpp-workshop

Code for Chris Woods' Parallel C++ workshop

gopro-utils

Tools to extract GoPro metadata

activity-stories

Data for the activity stories from EPIC-Kitchens used in "UnweaveNet: Unweaving Activity Stories"

gulp_metadata_modifier

A little CLI tool for updating the metadata of a gulp directory for video-level task

vhdl-computer

A computer written ground up in VHDL

accimage-benchmark

Benchmarking accimage against Pillow-SIMD built against libjpeg-turbo

nixos-config

💻 NixOS config

camle-compiler

A compiler for a language called CAMLE similar to that of `While` from the Appel compiler book

slax-buildscripts

A variety of buildscripts for slax

homesick-dotfiles

Contains all homesick modules as submodules

opencv-tvl1-performance-regression-demo

A repo containing code demonstrating how the CUDA accelerated TVL1 in OpenCV 4.X is much slower than in OpenCV 2.x

nature-of-code

Following the exercises in "Nature of Code" by Daniel Shiffman

STM32L1-Discovery-baremetal-toolchain

STM32L1 Discovery baremetal toolchain using `arm-none-eabi-` GCC tools and `OpenOCD` for flashing

arduino-dfrduino

An Arduino library for controlling the DFRduino Romeo board on a 2WD robot

annotation-toolkit

[WIP] A toolkit for video annotation

haskell-cabal-example-tests

A project skeleton containing some SmallCheck and HUnit tests with a pathological failing test case.

dynamic-images

Python code to generate dynamic images

digimakers-motion-triggered-video

A workshop I ran at Digimakers June 2014 on triggering a RPi camera with the Slice of PI/O and a PIR motion sensor

arsenal

Personal arsenal of python utilities