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Madhow "Finding People When GPS Fails"

ECE Prof. Upamanyu Madhow is developing ways to use wireless signals to locate people and detect movement when disasters compromise communications and visibility From the RMCOE News article "Finding People When GPS Fails" After…

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Give Your Document OCR Pipeline a Memory

After OCR, most pipelines throw the layout away and re-discover the same form from scratch every time. textract-field-memory is a small, zero-dependency Python layer that remembers where fields sit, checks they landed in the right place, tells you which layout a document is, and warns you when a form quietly…

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Advanced Java - Books Outside the Core

Java has a strong claim to being the most widespread programming language. Given its popularity, it's not surprising that our reviewers have scrutinized over 50 books relating to it, both new and classic. This is the pick of…

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jQuery 4 - Plugins

If jQuery doesn't do what you want then make it so by writing a plugin - it is suprisingly easy. This is an exclusive extract from Ian Elliot's new book on jQuery 4. There comes a point in every jQuery programmer's life when they…

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OpenSandbox CLI ​

osb is the command-line interface for OpenSandbox. It is built for the common day-to-day flows: It uses the OpenSandbox Python SDK under the hood and is intended to be the shortest path from a terminal to a working sandbox…

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Quickstart: call your own functions

In this quickstart, you describe a Python function to a model, let the model ask for it when a question needs it, run the function, and send the result back so the model can answer. It takes about 10 minutes. This pattern, called…

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