Airports is a JSON collection with detailed information about over 28,000 airports and landing strips worldwide. Each entry includes IATA code, airport name, city, country code, elevation, coordinates, and time zone.

Open dubbing is an AI dubbing system that uses machine learning models to automatically translate and synchronize audio dialogue into different languages. It is designed as a command line tool. The project is experimental and aims to explore speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and translation systems combined. It supports multiple text-to-speech engines, translation engines, and gender voice detection. The tool can automatically dub videos, detect source language, and is built on open-source models. The roadmap includes better voice control, optimization for long videos, and support for multiple video input formats. Users can post-edit dubbed files by manually adjusting text, voice, and timings. Supported languages vary based on the combination of systems used.

PyAIML is a Python implementation of the AIML (Artificial Intelligence Markup Language) interpreter. It aims to be a simple, standards-compliant interpreter for AIML 1.0.1. PyAIML is currently in pre-alpha development, so use it at your own risk. For more information on PyAIML, see the CHANGES.txt and SUPPORTED_TAGS.txt files.

EDA-AI is a repository containing implementations of cutting-edge research papers in the field of chip design. It includes DeepPlace, PRNet, HubRouter, and PreRoutGNN models for tasks such as placement, routing, timing prediction, and global routing. Researchers and practitioners can leverage these implementations to explore advanced techniques in chip design.

The 'teaching-boyfriend-llm' repository contains study notes on LLM (Large Language Models) for the purpose of advancing towards AGI (Artificial General Intelligence). The notes are a collaborative effort towards understanding and implementing LLM technology.

The Java-AI-Book-Code repository contains code examples for the 2020 edition of 'Practical Artificial Intelligence With Java'. It is a comprehensive update of the previous 2013 edition, featuring new content on deep learning, knowledge graphs, anomaly detection, linked data, genetic algorithms, search algorithms, and more. The repository serves as a valuable resource for Java developers interested in AI applications and provides practical implementations of various AI techniques and algorithms.

Sonic 3 A.I.R. is a non-profit fan game project that provides source code including dependencies for "Sonic 3 - Angel Island Revisited," a fan-made remaster of Sonic 3 & Knuckles. The project is split into several different projects, including external dependencies, librmx libraries, Lemonscript language library, Oxygen Engine, and S3AIR-specific C++ code. To build for different platforms, refer to the readme files in the respective subdirectories of "Oxygen/sonic3air/build." External libraries and code used in this project include SDL2, libogg & libvorbis, zlib, libcurl, jsoncpp, GLEW, Sound chip emulation related code from Genesis Plus GX, Discord Game SDK, xBRZ upscaler shader code, and Hqx upscaler shader code & data files.

BIG-Bench Mistake is a dataset of chain-of-thought (CoT) outputs annotated with the location of the first logical mistake. It was released as part of a research paper focusing on benchmarking LLMs in terms of their mistake-finding ability. The dataset includes CoT traces for tasks like Word Sorting, Tracking Shuffled Objects, Logical Deduction, Multistep Arithmetic, and Dyck Languages. Human annotators were recruited to identify mistake steps in these tasks, with automated annotation for Dyck Languages. Each JSONL file contains input questions, steps in the chain of thoughts, model's answer, correct answer, and the index of the first logical mistake.

ReEdgeGPT is a tool designed for reverse engineering the chat feature of the new version of Bing. It provides documentation and guidance on how to collect and use cookies to access the chat feature. The tool allows users to create a chatbot using the collected cookies and interact with the Bing GPT chatbot. It also offers support for different modes like Copilot and Bing, along with plugins for various tasks. The tool covers historical information about Rome, the Lazio region, and provides troubleshooting tips for common issues encountered while using the tool.

Enterprise h2oGPTe - GenAI RAG is a repository containing code examples, notebooks, and benchmarks for the enterprise version of h2oGPTe, a powerful AI tool for generating text based on the RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) architecture. The repository provides resources for leveraging h2oGPTe in enterprise settings, including implementation guides, performance evaluations, and best practices. Users can explore various applications of h2oGPTe in natural language processing tasks, such as text generation, content creation, and conversational AI.

SatoshiVM Pioneers NFT is a collection of NFTs issued by SatoshiVM team to reward early contributors. The repository contains information about the NFT collection, including the contract address and winner list.

VisionLLM is a series of large language models designed for vision-centric tasks. The latest version, VisionLLM v2, is a generalist multimodal model that supports hundreds of vision-language tasks, including visual understanding, perception, and generation.

Graph of Thoughts (GoT) is an official implementation framework designed to solve complex problems by modeling them as a Graph of Operations (GoO) executed with a Large Language Model (LLM) engine. It offers flexibility to implement various approaches like CoT or ToT, allowing users to solve problems using the new GoT approach. The framework includes setup guides, quick start examples, documentation, and examples for users to understand and utilize the tool effectively.

FluxAIGridComparisons is a repository containing a collection of different image grids generated using Flux. These grids showcase various attributes such as hairstyles, clothing, nationalities, and ages. The repository serves as a visual comparison tool for exploring different characteristics within images.

PythonAiRoad is a repository containing classic original articles source code from the 'Algorithm Gourmet House'. It is a platform for sharing algorithms and code related to artificial intelligence. Users are encouraged to contact the author for further discussions or collaborations. The repository serves as a valuable resource for those interested in AI algorithms and implementations.

IKBT is a Python-based system for generating closed-form solutions to the manipulator inverse kinematics problem using behavior trees for action selection. Solutions are fully symbolic and are output as LaTex, Python, and C++. The tool automates closed-form kinematics solving by organizing solution algorithms in a behavior tree, incorporating frequently used knowledge, generating a dependency graph of joint variables, and providing features for automatic documentation and code generation. It is implemented in Python with minimal dependencies outside of the standard Python distribution.

Airports is a JSON collection with detailed information about over 28,000 airports and landing strips worldwide. Each entry includes IATA code, airport name, city, country code, elevation, coordinates, and time zone.

Airports is a JSON collection with detailed information about over 28,000 airports and landing strips worldwide. Each entry includes IATA code, airport name, city, country code, elevation, coordinates, and time zone.

AirTrail is a web application that allows users to track their flights and view their flight history. It features an interactive world map to view flights, flight history tracking, statistics insights, multiple user management with user authentication, responsive design, dark mode, and flight import from various sources.

A website that tries to make sense of those three-letter airport codes. It provides detailed information about each airport, including its name, location, and a description. The site also includes a search function that allows users to find airports by name, city, or country. Airport content can be found in `/data` in individual files. Use the three-letter airport code as the filename (e.g. `phx.json`). Content in each `json` file: `id` = three-letter code (e.g. phx), `name` = airport name (Sky Harbor International Airport), `city` = primary city name (Phoenix), `state` = state name, if applicable (Arizona), `stateShort` = state abbreviation, if applicable (AZ), `country` = country name (USA), `description` = description, accepts markdown, use * for emphasis on letters, `imageCredit` = name of photographer, `imageCreditLink` = URL of photographer's Flickr page. You can also optionally add for aid in searching: `city2` = another city or country the airport may be known for. Adding a `json` file to `/data` will automatically render it. You do not need to manually add the path anywhere.

This tool is an AIG install for MSFS ONLY EXCLUDING offline AI flight plans. It provides a solution to model matching for online networks along with providing a tool to inject live traffic to your simulator, directly from Flightradar24. The tool is designed for use with online virtual traffic networks like VATSIM, but it will also work for offline traffic. A VMR File for VATSIM usage has been included in the folder.

VacAIgent is an AI tool that automates and enhances trip planning by leveraging the CrewAI framework. It integrates a user-friendly Streamlit interface for interactive travel planning. Users can input preferences and receive tailored travel plans with the help of autonomous AI agents. The tool allows for collaborative decision-making on cities and crafting complete itineraries based on specified preferences, all accessible via a streamlined Streamlit user interface. VacAIgent can be customized to use different AI models like GPT-3.5 or local models like Ollama for enhanced privacy and customization.

Amadeus Node SDK provides a rich set of APIs for the travel industry. It allows developers to interact with various endpoints related to flights, hotels, activities, and more. The SDK simplifies making API calls, handling promises, pagination, logging, and debugging. It supports a wide range of functionalities such as flight search, booking, seat maps, flight status, points of interest, hotel search, sentiment analysis, trip predictions, and more. Developers can easily integrate the SDK into their Node.js applications to access Amadeus APIs and build travel-related applications.

Airports is a repository containing an up-to-date CSV dump of the Travelhackingtool.com airport database. It provides basic information about every IATA airport and city code worldwide, including IATA code, ICAO code, timezone, name, city code, country code, URL, elevation, coordinates, and geo-encoded city, county, and state.

Amadeus Python SDK provides a rich set of APIs for the travel industry. It allows users to make API calls for various travel-related tasks such as flight offers search, hotel bookings, trip purpose prediction, flight delay prediction, airport on-time performance, travel recommendations, and more. The SDK conveniently maps API paths to similar paths, making it easy to interact with the Amadeus APIs. Users can initialize the client with their API key and secret, make API calls, handle responses, and enable logging for debugging purposes. The SDK documentation includes detailed information about each SDK method, arguments, and return types.