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Software development bot that automatically repairs build failures on continuous integration. Join the bot revolution! 🌟 🤖 🌟 💞
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Automatic program repair for Java with generate-and-validate techniques ✌️ ✌️ : jGenProg (2014) - jMutRepair (2016) - jKali (2016) - DeepRepair (2017) - Cardumen (2018) - 3sfix (2018)
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A tool for mining commits from Git repositories and diffs to automatically extract code change pattern instances and features with ast analysis
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Research project on Software Technology for WebAssembly WASM (on superoptimization, diversification, fuzzing)
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Dataset and tool to analyse and compare java bytecode decompilers
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Kursinfo-admin-web is a microservice with an administration tool for teachers to enter and publish course information.
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Tensorflow implementation of StarGAN. Feature translation between images using Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs). It allows to modify a physical characteristic such as the hair color.
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This is an template for bachelor thesis work for the ICT School at KTH.
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IS1200 - Computer Hardware Engineering
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KTH Datasektionens site for links and quick access to content
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En app som sköter generering av kurssida i Kurs- och programkatalogen. Sidan innehåller introducerande beskrivning, allmän information om kurs, kursplan och information om kurstillfällen.
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First lab for Data-Intensive Computing course at KTH where we are introduced to Apache Spark MLlib and Spark SQL, Hadoop, and HBase.
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Kurs-pm-web is a microservice with the public view of course memos. It uses React, MobX, and is based on KTH/node-web.
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Second lab for Data-Intensive Computing course at KTH where we use Apache Kafka, Spark, and Cassandra to practice stream processing.
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Natural Language Processing Projects
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STHLM Commuter is a derivate of STHLM Traveling that apart from helping you plan your journeys, adds some extra Quality of Life functionality.
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LaTeX template for PhD theses at KTH.
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Artistic style transfer between images using convolutional networks
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ID1019 - Programming II
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KTH Reinforcement Learning course EL2805 - Mantainer Alessio Russo (alessior@kth.se)
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Projects developed for the course Data Mining in KTH Royal Institute of Technology, including algorithms to find similar items, discover frequent itemsets, mine graph data streams and analyze graph spectra.
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A lot of the CLI failure modes were previously untested (such as "this directory must exist" or "this argument doesn't make sense with this other argument"). The functionality may or may not be lost in the transition to picocli, and so it's important that new tests are implemented to check that the CLI behaves as we expect it to.