Focused crawls are collections of frequently-updated webcrawl data from narrow (as opposed to broad or wide) web crawls, often focused on a single domain or subdomain.
AutoIt Obfuscator lets you protect AutoIt script source code against analysis, reverse engineering and decompilation using advanced obfuscation techniques and polymorphic encryption.
FastFind is an advanced pixel search library for AutoIt scripts. It replaces and improves upon the functionality of the standard AutoIt pixel search functions, PixelGetColor and PixelSearch, allowing for more complex searches to be performed at much faster speeds. It consists of a .dll file that contains the pixel searching logic, and an AutoIt wrapper file, which acts as an interface between your AutoIt script and the DLL. To start using FastFind, simply copy the files into the same folder as your script, and insert #include "FastFind.au3" near the top of your script file. You will then be able to reference the FastFind functions listed in this help file.
Using 10,000 chess games and 8,40,289 board positions, machine learning techniques like multi-variate Linear Regression and Naive Bayes classification are implemented to predict game outcomes as well as develop relationships between different parameters of game-play.