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A project going up from simple linear regression to neural networks (multilayer perceptron for now, applied on xor, the iris dataset and EMNIST dataset): https://github.com/aromanro/MachineLearning
Github link: https://github.com/CleasbyCode/jdvrdt
I'm currently working on v2 for my reactive-programming library ReactivePlusPlus. v2 is zero-overhead implementation. It have to as fast as possible, much more faster than v1 and muuuuuuuuuuch faster than RxCpp. Check benchmarks for comparison
GitHub (I don’t have a site for it yet): https://github.com/akenny430/blog/blob/main/posts/0001-ComputingNormalCDF/README.md
I can think of only two things that might appear a little bit more complex: partial measurement of the register and extending the operators to be applied on the register, otherwise it's quite straightforward. I added some notes in the README for the project describing the code a little: https://github.com/aromanro/QCSim
fsrc
A bunch of non-trivial code my prifessor asked me to write. https://github.com/Isaac-Smith-369/Code4School
I just finished implementing the Fourier series as a drawing machine. Here’s the repo. The implementation for the Fourier series computation can be seen in “FourierSeries.cpp”. “Source.txt” is the list of coordinate (x, y) pairs. This is editable and the program doesn’t need to recompile if the .txt has been changed. “Source.txt” and “SDL2.dll” must be in the same directory as the executable, though.
I am currently working on streams4cpp which is C++17 based library aiming at providing a MapReduce programming model in C++.