| Project | Progress | Activity mode (http://bayleshanks/pamv1) | Major collaborators | Tech used | Description | |
| Phd thesis | 75% | active | chuck | Octave, Python, Perl, sh, data mining | data mining | |
| autoc.m | 1.0.1 released, published | maintanence mode | for ying's experiments | Octave, signal processing | analyze electroneurogram traces of coupled oscillators | |
| TagHog | a lot of planning done, 80% to alpha | coma | ruadhan o'flanagan | Python, Pylons, Google App Engine | "coming soon" | |
| Iterated Giving | a lot of planning done, 0% to alpha | coma | no one yet | Python, Pylons, Google App Engine | see website | |
| Amendable Code | a lot of planning done, 0% to alpha | coma | no one yet | Python?, Pylons?, Google App Engine, facebook? | governance framework. patches itself according to community votes. | |
| WikiGateway | 0.001981 released, published | coma | no one yet | Python, Perl, Atom, XML-RPC, WebDav? | library which allows you to act as a client to a wiki website, executing operations like getPage, putPage, and getRecentChanges. It can be used from the command line, from Perl or Python, as an Atom web service, or as a WikiXmlRpc? server | |
| Easylatex | working and being improved; i use it frequently | sporadic | no one yet | Perl, LaTeX? | A LaTeX? extension with easier, more efficient notation | |
| Project | Progress | Activity mode (http://bayleshanks/pamv1) | Major collaborators | Tech used | Description | |
| Parliament | 0.0.1 released, published | coma | Dana Dahlstrom | Python | Python module to handle bookkeeping of parliamentary procedure, given a precise specification of the rules | |
| Parliamentary procedure helper | 0.1.2 released, published | coma | dana dahlstrom | Python, PythonCard? | Python GUI app to help meeting participants keep track of parliamentary procedure, esp. Robert's Rules (uses Parliament module) | |
| Voice Keyboard | 0.1.2 released | coma | no one | CMU Sphinx, Python, Perl, C, sh | Speech recognition/dictation. Aims to be a total substitute for a keyboard | |
| Viper remap | done | coma | none yet | Elisp, Emacs | Key remapping for Viper mode in Emacs | |
| Project | Progress | Activity mode (http://bayleshanks/pamv1) | Major collaborators | Tech used | Description | |
| boost_graph: Boost::Graph in Python | Almost working, but blocked by a bug in Boost::Graph | dead | no one | C++, Boost::Graph, Python, Pyste | wrap the C++ Boost Graph library in Python, providing graph algorithms like Breadth First Search, DFS, Shortest Path, Topological sort | |
| IM ---> email | working (last I checked) | dead | no one | Perl | A plugin for Gaim which diverts incoming IMs to email when you're away | |
| Volt.pm | working (last I checked) | dead | no one | Perl | Perl library for the analysis of voltage trace data | |
| Text Viewer Midlet | working | dead | no one | Java, Java MIDP | viewer for text files on mobile devices such as cell phones | |
| Knave Arthur's Sword | Version 1.1 released | dead | no one yet | Android, mobile phone accelerometer | An imaginary sword extends from the front of your phone. Your phones track where the swords would be and emit a "clink" sound when the swords hit. Kinda lame, but afaik the first augmented reality mobile phone game ever to do collision detection on a virtual object that you "hold". |
| nidaqmxbase-soap | working (last I checked) | dead | no one | Octave C-interface, gSOAP, NIDAQmx | Octave wrapper for the National Instruments' NIDAQmx interface. It uses SOAP RPC, so you can issue commands over the network from a different computer from the one actually connected to the N.I. DAQ | |
| e-rig | mostly working (last I checked) | dead | no one | Octave | scripts to run semi-automated calcium imaging experiments on an electrophysiology rig. Actually, I spent quite a bit of time on this and nidaqmxbase-soap combined, but i'm listing them as minor because nothing ever came of it. | |
| Zooomr export from digikam | done, patch applied | (integrated into kipiplugins) | | C++ | (looks like i forgot to follow up after submitting the patch, though --- but they applied it anyway, thanks guys) | |
| Project | Progress | Activity mode (http://bayleshanks/pamv1) | Major collaborators | Tech used | Description | |
| Neural network connectivity explorer | working | dead | chuck | Python, GraphViz? | analyzed network connectivity w/ spectral graph partitioning and applied it to detect functional subcomponents in the lobster stomatogastric ganglion | |
| AL neural network simulation analyzer | working | dead | Maxim Bazhenov | Perl, MATLAB | statistical techniques for analyzing experiments and for detecting transient synchrony in the insect olfactory system | |
| NEURON parameter fitter | working | dead | Henry Abarbanel | NEURON, Perl | semi-automated software to fit parameters in conductance-based models from electrophysiological data | |
| Burt's diagnosis project | working | ?? | burt, cindy, adil, soren | Java, Bayes nets | Bayesian networks for fault diagnosis in mechanical systems. I extended the system to work with probability intervals rather than precisely specified point probabilities | |
| lagramge project | working | dead | pat langley | Lagramge | Lagramge is an equation discovery system (machine learning of diff eqs from data; the diff eqs can be constrained by a CFG). I extended it to more robustly fit the parameters of large equation models (although this project was so long ago that I don't remember it too well anymore). | |
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