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The project provides an example of working with Large Language Models (LLMs) using ONNX Runtime. The project demonstrates how to run TinyStories-33M model for text generation with GPT-2 compatible tokenization.
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Example of the implementation of the Bluetooth SPP (Serial Port Profile) profile on the Aurora OS
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Aurora OS application to demonstrate working with the crypto Client-Server by using QCA API, implements TLS socket.
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Aurora OS port of the scrcpy: https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
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The application demonstrates an example of working with models, views, and delegates.
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The application demonstrates the operation of the API with which an antivirus application can interact.
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The application demonstrates creating a Bluetooth chat profile, launching your Gatt server, and scanning nearby devices.
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The project is an example of connecting libraries in different ways and with different build systems.
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The application demonstrates the operation of background tasks.
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The MfwOfflineRouting plugin provides data for constructing a route based on coordinates, with hints for actions at path nodes, taking into account the type of transport and other settings. The information is generated based on the stored data.
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The MfwOfflineGeocoding plugin provides complete address information, including a structured full address, postal code and other information. The information is generated based on the stored data. It is also possible to obtain data about an object by coordinates.
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The MfwMap plugin allows users to display maps based on data, either online or offline. User can draw a variety of objects on the map, interact with them, and style them according to their preferences.
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This example demonstrates the plugins usage for connecting a map (MfwMap) to an application, building and displaying routes (MfwOfflineRouting) by points and geocoding (MfwOfflineGeocoding) based on data.
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The project demonstrates installing and using the cartographic MFW library provided in a binary way. This application is a template for developing your own mapping applications. The example branch corresponds to the application code for 5th version of the Aurora OS. The example_4 branch corresponds to the application code for 4th version of the Aurora OS.
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Examples of camera features usage and integrations.
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Aurora OS example to demonstrate the QCA Keystore API.
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The application demonstrates the launch of binary modules via QProcess
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Aurora OS example to demonstrate the VideoChat API using the Qt VideoChat module.
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