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Our aircraft structural health diagnostics and prognostics comprise the acquisition of large data sets from aircraft sensors (including several sub-systems-avionics, landing gear, engine, etc.). Data adapters will transform these data sets to a neutral format data lake. This transformation will enable almost real-time anomaly fault detection, isolation, and potential degradation alerts. Suggested actions will reduce operating costs and increase safety and reliability of the fleet. The...

...Thanks to its strict test-driven development and samples, the library allows to build trusted larger systems. OpenMVG provides an end-to-end 3D reconstruction from images framework compounded of libraries, binaries, and pipelines. The libraries provide easy access to features like images manipulation, features description and matching, feature tracking, camera models, multiple-view-geometry, robust-estimation, structure-from-motion algorithms, etc. The binaries solve unit tasks that a pipeline could require scene initialization, feature detection & matching and structure-from-motion reconstruction.

...RunMat is built with a modern compiler, which enables blazing-fast calculations. It boots in 5 milliseconds, GPU optimization is enabled by default, and it's a single, compact, cross-platform binary. Typical engineering use cases - Controls/signal processing & numerics: accelerate MATLAB-style loops plus heavy linear algebra; enjoy faster iteration due to instant startup and tiered JIT. - Batch/CI & serverless jobs: snapshots + compact binaries make it easy to run .m workloads in containers or ephemeral runners at scale...

...Cufflinks was originally developed as part of a collaborative effort between the Laboratory for Mathematical and Computational Biology. In order to make it easy to install Cufflinks, we provide a few binary packages to save users from the occasionally frustrating process of building Cufflinks, which requires that you install the libraries. Cufflinks includes a number of tools for analyzing RNA-Seq experiments. Some of these tools can be run on their own, while others are pieces of a larger workflow.

...Its development is supported by the Open Source Modelica Consortium (OSMC), a non-profit organization. The platform aims to provide a comprehensive Modelica modeling, compilation, and simulation environment distributed in both binary and source code forms for research, teaching, and industrial applications. OpenModelica supports the Modelica Standard Library and is compatible with various operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and macOS. It is designed to facilitate the development and execution of both low-level and high-level numerical algorithms, making it suitable for control system design, solving nonlinear equation systems, and developing optimization algorithms applied to complex applications. ...

...COLMAP builds on top of existing works and when using specific algorithms within COLMAP, please also cite the original authors, as specified in the source code. For convenience, the pre-built binaries for Windows contain both the graphical and command-line interface executables. To start the COLMAP GUI, you can simply double-click the COLMAP.bat batch script or alternatively run it from the Windows command shell or Powershell. The command-line interface is also accessible through this batch script, which automatically sets the necessary library paths. ...

...Developed by domain specialists, these libraries are used in conjunction with Dymola or 3DEXPERIENCE Dymola Behavior Modeling to quickly and easily model and simulate the behavior of complex systems that span multiple engineering disciplines. FMI allows any modeling tool to generate C code or binaries representing a dynamic system model.

...Seamlessly share test results and waveforms with anyone in your organization, tag coworkers directly on signals, track test and regression failures. We use Verilator to compile Dockerized simulation binaries and distribute test runs across our compute cluster. Then we collect the results and log files and optionally rerun failing tests to generate waveforms. With Docker, we can ensure that test runs are consistent and reproducible. SiLogy makes chip developers more productive by enabling faster design and debug times. Before SiLogy, the state-of-the-art for debugging a failing test involved copying lines from log files, debugging from waveforms on a local machine, or rerunning a simulation that might have taken days to run.

...Users can generate 3D vector models of buildings up to Level of Detail 2 (LOD2) across large areas, vectorize power lines, conduct corridor analyses to identify potential hazards and assess road surface conditions, including the detection of paint lines and curbstones. TerraScan supports multiple import and export formats, such as LAS, LAZ, TerraScan Binary, and user-defined ASCII formats, ensuring compatibility with various data sources.