通过Jenkins服务使用python语言来对Unity和周边进行构建和自动化操作

Nomen est omen. It exports tucan grades/vv etc.

Code used in the GRADE framework to convert SMPL animation data to the USD file format to be used in the IsaacSim/Omniverse simulators.

A fork of BlenderProc used in the GRADE framework to generate environments and export some additional information for processing.

Manage your Github Classroom 👊

Repository demonstrating how python can be used to auto-grade homework assignments. Does not contain any specific assignments or their tests, but does contain the basic building blocks used.

Easy to use, multi-level grade weighting system

Automated Excel Grade Calculator Generator. Generates an excel spreadsheet to calculate your grades based upon input of modules and module details.

This is a simple script to upload your grades stored in excel files to Canvas system. You can use your own excel spreadsheets to track comments, and specific grades for each rubrics. It uses selenium and Firefox to simulate user input. It can work on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux systems.

An app to track your school/university average.

A Python-based monitoring system for Librus Synergia that tracks your grades and sends email notifications for new entries. This project is based on the https://github.com/dani3l0/librusik API wrapper.

Ever wondered how to fit a logit-normal distribution given its quantiles? For example, fitting a grade distribution on an exam given their upper quartile, median, and lower quartile? Then you have come to the right place

Critiplot: A Python Package for Visualizing Risk-of-Bias Data in Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses

“A Python program to calculate student grades”

A Critical Appraisal Plot Visualiser for Risk of Bias Assessments in Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses

Proof corrector to help teachers in grading.

Projeto de calculadora de Coeficiente de Rendimento (CR) da UERJ

This is a small python project for new python developers

A python script using pronotepy to receive a sms when you get a new mark