Free Software

• Do you need to cut plates such as wood panels into a set of pieces? Are you a craftman, carpenter, joiner, architect or a hobby user who loves to tinker? Then, you need a cut optimizer such as piecemaker2d. Please find the complete tool including program sources, documentation, and examples of Piecemaker2d on GitHub
• You ever wanted a calendar on a single DIN A4 sheet? With all the holidays and your personal dates printed? Here it is, texcal-1.8-2000-11-30.zip (18K). It's basically a Perl script that outputs a LaTeX file.
• You use the netscape address book (or another LDIF format) and you'd like to have all these addresses printed on a page? Try using addresses-1.1-2001-12-30.zip (23K). It selects specified items and converts the LDIF into a LaTeX file. As an additional tool, the included reminder can send you a daily e-mail about important dates to come.
• Well, not for daily use, but handy if you ever have to do some nonlinear regression modeling (build "neuro-fuzzy models" out of measurement data using deep learning). Sounds like deep mathematics? - It is! If you want to do fully automated systems identification or just reproduce the experiments of my PhD research, visit fzymodel at GitHub Look at the README files and the examples folder for usage and contact me, if you really want to use this software.