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The Differential Evolution, introduced in 1995 by Storn and Price, considers the population, that is divided into branches, one per computational node. The Differential Evolution Entirely Parallel method takes into account the individual age, that is defined as the number of iterations the individual survived without changes. The introduced improvements are: (I) allow several oldest individuals to be overwritten by the same number of best ones in the population, (II) new selection rule uses...

Pure C99 Quadratic Sieve 230-bit minute, RSA-100 factored, easily accessible on Windows and Linux. Hello and welcome at sourceforge.net, i'm your student at Université de Franche-Comté, Mon, 11 Jul 2022. This ~2500 lines Pure C factorization software : - is imediately compatible with Microsoft Windows, Linux (no one dependancy) - is a C99 command line factorizer from 0 to 300 bits (330 bits were factored in the lab) - is built so that you can easily use and test the software - use its own "big num" library named cint - use AVL trees to organize information - use Lanczos Block, a pure C iterative matrix eigenvalues finder algorithm - use Pollard's Rho algorithm to answer under 64 bits The Microsoft Windows executable is included in the zip, the readme.md gives you details. ...

Over 75 C++ function for working with vectors, matrix and quaternions. Inside the package there is no cycles, if's, classes or structures. Ideal for designing 3D engines. Headlines of functions are intuitive. For each headline there is a one line comment in Russian. Matrix are presented in OpenGL form 0 4 8 12 1 5 9 13 2 6 10 14 3 7 11 15 Now we are working on adding 50+ more functions for processing the planes, splines, bezier curves and interpolation methods.

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A collection of implementations of the Lovins stemmer as described in "Development of a Stemming Algorithm" by Julie Beth Lovins (published in "Mechanical translation and computational linguistics", 11:22-31, 1968).