Pinned Repositories
bar-build-optimizer
optimizes a bar build
calendar-scrape
clapper
I made a simple clap on clap off. The code might help someone new to electronics not have to think about the code, who knows.
coverage-max
some code i may or may not finish to optimize a pokemon team for whatever condition using simulated annealing. I don't play pokemon but want to see how good of a team I can make while being bad at pokemon for pokemon showdown or pokerogue
epic-miner
fpga-daw
A digital audio workstation made using verilog and a cyclone V fpga, input from keyboard, output to speaker and vga
fpga-speech-recognition
An FPGA implementation of euclidean distance and FFT based speech recognition.
simulated-annealing
I've thrown simulated annealing at so many optimization problems I am becoming sick of writing the boilerplate. Perhaps this will be useful to someone else who also needs some sim annealing code but there's no efficient way to map it to a few dimensions so you can use the scipy function.
DanNicolau's Repositories
DanNicolau/fpga-speech-recognition
An FPGA implementation of euclidean distance and FFT based speech recognition.
DanNicolau/coverage-max
some code i may or may not finish to optimize a pokemon team for whatever condition using simulated annealing. I don't play pokemon but want to see how good of a team I can make while being bad at pokemon for pokemon showdown or pokerogue
DanNicolau/bar-build-optimizer
optimizes a bar build
DanNicolau/calendar-scrape
DanNicolau/clapper
I made a simple clap on clap off. The code might help someone new to electronics not have to think about the code, who knows.
DanNicolau/epic-miner
DanNicolau/fpga-daw
A digital audio workstation made using verilog and a cyclone V fpga, input from keyboard, output to speaker and vga
DanNicolau/simulated-annealing
I've thrown simulated annealing at so many optimization problems I am becoming sick of writing the boilerplate. Perhaps this will be useful to someone else who also needs some sim annealing code but there's no efficient way to map it to a few dimensions so you can use the scipy function.