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  1. anant Public

    Analytic Number Theory high-precision GnuMP routines

    C 10 2

  2. biome-distribution Public

    Research into statistical distributions of genomes, proteomes and reactomes

    Scheme 3

  3. link-grammar Public

    Forked from opencog/link-grammar

    The CMU Link Grammar natural language parser

    C 1

  4. glextrusion Public

    OpenGL 3D extrusion library

    C 29 7

  5. crew Public

    Rowing Regatta Equipment (Boat and Oar) Scheduling

    ASP 1

  6. relex Public

    Forked from opencog/relex

    English Dependency Relationship Extractor

    Java 1

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Contributed to opencog/atomspace, opencog/learn, opencog/link-grammar and 5 other repositories

Contribution activity

April 2022

Created 238 commits in 8 repositories

Created a pull request in opencog/atomspace that received 1 comment

Support deletion in deeply-stacked atomspaces

Part two to pull req #2925: When there is a stack of atomspaces, and the atom is deleted at the top of the stack, it is marked as being invisible, …

+312 −29 • 1 comment
Opened 20 other pull requests in 5 repositories
opencog/atomspace 11 merged
opencog/ure 5 merged
opencog/atomspace-rocks 2 merged
opencog/link-grammar 1 merged
opencog/miner 1 merged

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