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This is a workbench repo for Google Summer of Code 2013, with Gephi Consortium for the project "Completing Legend Module".
trunk
Public repository.
This is the code for our final year project on a novel recommendation algorithm.
Android application for contact metadata.
Public repository.
Repository for Gephi Plugins maintained by the team. Each plugin has it's branch.
Given a python module as the argument, the following python module generates a dependency graph for the module. The graphml file thus generated can be used for visualization. On using "aggregated_depgraph.py", the dependencies are built in a cumulative fashion.
We present in this article, a novel strategy to partially predict the order of node arrivals in such an evolved network. We show that our proposed method outperforms other centrality measure based approaches.
The code for "A Bidirectional Search Algorithm in Power Law Networks"
The code for "A Navigation Algorithm inspired by Human Navigation"
.tex files for paper writing
Public repository.
Detection of level of boredom during a lecture. We've developed a technique based on differential imaging between frames to detect the level of restless across frames.
A generic recommendation algorithm, learnt based on graphs.
You must have heard about "World trends", "India trends" and more localized trends right? But do you really care about these trending topics? Most of these topics dont really reveal whats happening around you. Besides, these tweets are clustered based on geolocation. But your "interests" might be spread across the globe. Well, you see, thats where Tweebuzz comes in. It is an application that aims to provide a personalized trending list. As the saying goes, "Tell me your friends and I'll tell you who are!". Instead of considering tweets from a geolocation, wouldnt it be more intuitive to look at your friends' tweets and find out the whats trending? Well, thats exactly what I've done, plus some extra graph theoritic masala to go with it.
This code handles the recommendation module for the project "Movie Manager" by Sandeep Raju
This repo holds the add-ons created for the Photography Processing Tools plugin for Opticks 4.8.0
convolution matrix and stuff...
This is a repository exclusively dedicated for the experiments involved in developing plugins for Opticks 4.6.0
An image I is split into n shares. Each pixel in I is distributed amongst one of the n_i in a random fashion. Now, each byte is either L-rotated or R-rotated. The decryption algo does the inverse function.