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MCNP (Monte Carlo N-Particle) is a quite old but famous Fortran code to simulate radiation effects with Monte Carlo calculations. It can be used for radiation safety calculations.
It is very difficult and expensive to get the MCNP suite and the code is very hard to read.
What is an open source alternative for MCNP?
OpenMC (github)
The OpenMC project aims to provide a fully-featured Monte Carlo particle transport code based on modern methods. It is a constructive solid geometry, continuous-energy transport code that uses ACE format cross sections. The project started under the Computational Reactor Physics Group at MIT.
You can find more background information in this paper (ScienceDirect)
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I am looking for the name of simulation software used by Deepmind in this video? and what alternative softwares are available?
As far as I know it's called OpenAI Gym. Generally it is is
a toolkit for developing and comparing reinforcement learning algorithms.
It looks that in the video they' re using Humanoid model from MuJoCo which is part of OpenAI Gym and here you have their offical website.
Regarding to other similar toolkits there is also DeepMind Lab
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please I have a university project called (automatic generation of OCL
constraints) and my supervisor asked me to choose a tool from this list of tools
for natural language processing:
Apache OpenNLP, Deeplearning4j, ChatScript, DELPH-IN, DKPro Core,
general architecture text engineering GATE, Gensim, LinguaStream,
Mallet (software project), Modular Audio Recognition Framework, MontyLingua,
Natural Language Toolkit, SpaCy, UIMA.
what would be the easiest to implement and which one would be most suitable for my future work?
else any propositions!
You should beware of a fundamental contradiction.
Users of OCL typically expect 100% accuracy.
Users of NLP are generally very pleased to achieve greater than 95% accuracy.
You must therefore restrict your domain to where 95% accuracy is acceptable, and this may influence your language choices.
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Does anyone knows of an implementation to paragraph vector algorithm or Doc2Vec that can be used from the cmd, without changing the source code?
Gensim have ported Tomas Mikolov's word2vec and doc2vec original concepts to Python, which implements distributed memory and distributed bag of words models, using either hierarchical softmax or negative sampling. This will work with sentences, paragraphs and documents.
You can install from this location: https://radimrehurek.com/gensim/install.html
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I want to develop a simple web based resource reservation system using TCL/TK.
Please let me know some good tutorials or links to start with.
Also some good examples please.
Thanks,
Ramya
OpenACS has a room reservation module included. OpenACS is written in TCL. There are tutorials available here.
Note that Tk is a library to program GUIs; it's not a part of Tcl which is a language (and its reference implementation).
But there is a project which provides for programming web presentation layer in a way resembling programming GUIs with Tk—it's called Æjaks.
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This is the ponycorn game: http://www.untoldentertainment.com/games/sissy/
A couple of my non-programmer friends who are teachers are interested in building games with a similar look and feel with their kids.
What would be a good (the best) tool to get started with?
Independently of the particular game in question, there are some projects aiming to bring programming closer to non-programmers. The all differ in the level of abstraction though. Some of the most interesting ones :
Scratch visual, lego-like, great for kids, developed by the MIT
Lego Mindstorms provides visual programming, but I'm afraid, this is not suitable for programming ponys as it concentrates on the mindstorms robotics project.
processing - a former MIT project. Cross-platform (windows, linux, mac, android) scripting environment, is a rather thin layer over a java framework. very versatile, providing even OpenGL rendering, but your friends will have to write code still - simpler than with most other frameworks but still