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  1. The Dynamic Time Warping (DTW) allows to measure the difference between two temporal sequences, that can have significant distortions one to another. This code implemented in Fortran allows a very efficient access to this function under Python. Find OrangeDTW library published by Orange Labs on our GitHub under MIT License.

  2. While most automatic classification algorithms can only classify data in one category at a time, CraftML can classify data into multiple categories. For instance it can be trained to learn to classify any Wikipedia pages (based on their keywords) into thousands categories and sub-categories. The algorithm was presented at the International Conference on Machine Learning 2018. […]

  3. Orange Business Services publishes simple scripts used to deploy and maintain the MongoDB databases that are made available to its clients. Find the project page on our Orange-Opensource GitHub. The source code is published under MIT License.

  4. Copyright Checker and Swift-AssetsLegalMentionsChecker, two plugins to check if assets are copyrighted All apps in production contain assets like images. Sometimes we need to be sure that these images are protected: we may want to avoid having images on GitHub or stores without copyrights. Designers usually add metadata of such images into the legal notices […]

  5. Swift program which checks if source files contain the legal mention header in the top of them. This program can be used so as to be sure the sources contain the notices like copyrights or licenses. When we share source code on platforms like GitHub or GitLab, or when we work with third-party partners, we […]

  6. Add install options for some formulae since the Brew Core doesn’t support them anymore! A new feature has been added to the Orange-OpenSource GitHub: a third party tap for Homebrew. The homebrew-zabbix provides a formula that makes it possible to build Mac software (here: Zabbix), with specific options (enabling additional features and libraries). The Homebrew community now […]