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"description": "C++ implementation of robust, efficient alternative k-means clustering",
"long_description": "Yakmo implements robust, efficient k-means clustering with triangular inequality and smart initialization, while supporting alternative clustering outputs. The use of the triangular inequality allows k-means to skip unnecessary distance calculations, while the smart initialization by randomized seeding (k-means++) not only improves solution accuracy but also accelerates the algorithm convergence. In addition, you can obtain alternative clusterings via orthogonalization.",
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"textproc",
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"name": "M2VDownsizer",
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"platforms": "darwin",
"epoch": 0,
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"homepage": "https://web.archive.org/web/20120508050929if_/http://www.metakine.com/",
"description": "MPEG-2 video stream recompressesion",
"long_description": "M2VDownsizer is a tool that re-compresses MPEG-2 (or m2v) video streams. In other words, M2VDownsizer will perform a complete decompression and recompression of MPEG-2 video streams for the best possible video quality. \n \nM2VDownsizer accepts the raw MPEG-2 (or m2v) video data (not VOB) from the standard input and writes the recompressed video frames to the standard output. \n \nBe forewarned! Decompression and recompression could take hours for large MPEG-2 video streams! It is recommended that one first tries transcoding MPEG-2 streams using M2VRequantiser since transcoding is a lot faster and produces excellent results for most MPEG-2 video streams. M2VDownsizer is only intended to be used for large MPEG-2 video streams when transcoding does not produce acceptable results.",
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"multimedia"
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{
"name": "amtor",
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