This is a -- yet another -- super-simple monkeypatch of the String class to offer both camelCase and snake_case.

This is a data structure to represent and manage k-trees, primarily created for use in RubyNEAT, but may see other possible applications. The goal here is to be roebust in the creation of your k-tree, to allow you to prune during creation, since, especially for higher-dimensional trees, the number of leaf node can become very large. So a parent will have children nodes created down to the desired resolution, and immediately after the creation of the children, will check to see if there's enough variance among the children to keep them. If not, they are pruned immediately.

Given an Array of Strings, it formats it into columns to make it more compact for terminal displays.

The gem works by having as its dependencies everything you need to get started with OSS and proprietary .Net coding. The aim of the gem is to allow developers to get up and running quickly and provide a nice way of converting a msbuild/VSS/svn project to github and rake.

A simple way to control your Monoprice 4x2 HDX*** Created for use in https://github.com/defektive/hdx-api

Helper Gem to simplify work with nuget.

Orgmode Code Extractor extracts embedded code from your org mode files, to seperate independent ones.

Beautiful builds for .NET projects

This roughly mirrors the functionaly of Queue in allowing you to queue messages to one or more threads, and will block if the queue is empty, waking up when there is another message available.

RubyNEAT -- Neural Evolution of Augmenting Topologies for Ruby. By way of an enhanced form of Genetic Algorithms -- the NEAT algorithm, populations of neural nets are evolved to handle pre-defined goals. RubyNEAT is the first implementation of the NEAT algorithm for Ruby, and it leverages Ruby's power to implement the NEAT algorithm in a way that would be difficult to do in other languages. The 'activation function' is largely standalone. Basically, activation is achieved by functional programming. Meaning, once your network is evolved, you can extract it as source code you can then utilize without the RubyNEAT engine. RubyNEAT can be used for nearly any Machine Learning task you can dream of, because it's also extensible and modular. See http://rubyneat.com for the details.

The ffi-rzmq wraps ZeroMQ nicely, but not in a Ruby-friendly manner. here, we take that one step further to present a mor Ruby-Friendy interface.

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Fetch information about transit card ("clipper") status, balance, and transactions.

Do it once. Set it and forget it.

Statistics3 is a module that provides normal, Chi-square, t- and F- probability distributions for Ruby. It is a fork/continuation of Shin-ichiro Hara's original code. It provides a native, compiled extension and a pure Ruby implementation.

A nice way of parsing text tables into Ararys or Hashes for clearer code. Great for tests & permissions matrixes!