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Aggregation repository for https://docs.oniroproject.org/ - aggregated content from various repositories

Aidge's quantization module, for both PTQ and QAT, written in C++

The Eclipse sim@openPASS platform mainly consists of a GUI and a simulation core interacting with openPASS modules as well as external programs for post-processing. https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/technology.simopenpass

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The CHESS project provides a model-driven, component-based methodology and tool support for the development of high-integrity systems for different domains. The methodology is particularly suited for space systems and industrial domains.

The website for the OSPO Alliance, see https://ospo-alliance.org

The Eclipse Foundation has been a partner in many publicly funded research projects since 2013. We help organizations to successfully create, publish, and sustain an open source software platform, making the results of the research projects available for commercial or public exploitation.

Through a selection of state-of-the-art project presentations and demonstrations, this new series of webinars introduces software research projects that help shape the future of open source software and the IT industry. Co-organized and presented by OW2 and the Eclipse Foundation, they will focus on how multinational partners leverage open source in European publicly-funded collaborative research and innovation programs.

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This area is intended to celebrate their lives and their contributions, and to help keep their memory alive.

Aidge bundle repository, which includes the main modules of the Aidge framework, plus the documentation and tutorials.

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