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BotTests
Figuring out bot framework v4
chatGPT-Prompt-Engineering-for-Developers
Jupyter notebooks for enhancing your skills with ChatGPT based prompt engineering. Harness the potential of large language models and create innovative applications.
datasciencecoursera
Coursera Data Science class
datasharing
The Leek group guide to data sharing
json2parquet
Convert JSON files to Parquet using PyArrow
kubernetes-demo
LearningML
Learning ML from different courses, sample code, tests, little projects, etc.
neural-networks-and-deep-learning
Code samples for my book "Neural Networks and Deep Learning"
oci-java-sdk
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure SDK for Java
VoiceControlledRover
This is a modification of the Rover project @ http://www.hackster.io/peejster/rover and is effectivelly a voice controlled rover built on Raspberry Pi2 running Windows 10 iot Core. The voice recognition is provided by the Windows' native speech recognition winrt API in the Windows.Media.SpeechRecognition namespace. My original thinking was to simply add voice commands to the existing project but I ran into various issues: •I could not get the obstacle avoidance part to work, either the breadboard or something else. •Microphones / audio stack tend to get noisy very easily even w/out the rover moving and the accuracy drops very quickly with the noise from the wheels. With this in mind I have removed the distance sensor and made the rover move only when asked. In addition I have added on GPIO 18 a LED which blinks when it the rover listens. By default the rover listens only to "{Hey] Rover start listening / wake up" and then turns on to allow commands to move forward / backwards and turn plus a few fun ones and "go to sleep". Look in the SRG folder for more details.
FaithZeroWigs's Repositories
FaithZeroWigs/VoiceControlledRover
This is a modification of the Rover project @ http://www.hackster.io/peejster/rover and is effectivelly a voice controlled rover built on Raspberry Pi2 running Windows 10 iot Core. The voice recognition is provided by the Windows' native speech recognition winrt API in the Windows.Media.SpeechRecognition namespace. My original thinking was to simply add voice commands to the existing project but I ran into various issues: •I could not get the obstacle avoidance part to work, either the breadboard or something else. •Microphones / audio stack tend to get noisy very easily even w/out the rover moving and the accuracy drops very quickly with the noise from the wheels. With this in mind I have removed the distance sensor and made the rover move only when asked. In addition I have added on GPIO 18 a LED which blinks when it the rover listens. By default the rover listens only to "{Hey] Rover start listening / wake up" and then turns on to allow commands to move forward / backwards and turn plus a few fun ones and "go to sleep". Look in the SRG folder for more details.
FaithZeroWigs/BotTests
Figuring out bot framework v4
FaithZeroWigs/chatGPT-Prompt-Engineering-for-Developers
Jupyter notebooks for enhancing your skills with ChatGPT based prompt engineering. Harness the potential of large language models and create innovative applications.
FaithZeroWigs/datasciencecoursera
Coursera Data Science class
FaithZeroWigs/datasharing
The Leek group guide to data sharing
FaithZeroWigs/json2parquet
Convert JSON files to Parquet using PyArrow
FaithZeroWigs/kubernetes-demo
FaithZeroWigs/LearningML
Learning ML from different courses, sample code, tests, little projects, etc.
FaithZeroWigs/neural-networks-and-deep-learning
Code samples for my book "Neural Networks and Deep Learning"
FaithZeroWigs/oci-java-sdk
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure SDK for Java
FaithZeroWigs/stanford_dl_ex
Programming exercises for the Stanford Unsupervised Feature Learning and Deep Learning Tutorial
FaithZeroWigs/VoiceRover
Moved to an independent repository @ https://github.com/FaithZeroWigs/VoiceControlledRover
FaithZeroWigs/Windows-universal-samples
This repo contains the samples that demonstrate the API usage patterns for the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) in the Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) for Windows 10. These code samples are designed to run on both desktop, mobile and future devices that support the UWP.
FaithZeroWigs/winrt-api
WinRT reference content for developing Microsoft Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps