abdullah umut h.

Using AI, I built an app to visualize co-author connections as a responsive graph, using the OpenAlex database.

I think, given how easy it was to code it, the result is pretty useful. Much better than going linearly.

Website: authornetwork.netlify.app
Github: github.com/abdullahumut...

You had a spring pendulum example in the original code, and with the improved version, I was able to run it and animate it. I thought that maybe you would enjoy seeing it come to fruition:

By the way, I have currently revisited this LNN project and I have probably rewritten almost all the components of the code, there are lots of new stuff and it is not a notebook anymore :D I have not published the newest version yet, but will do soon.

GitHub - abdullahumuth/lagrangian-nn-pytorch: Implementation of Lagrangian Neural Networks in PyTorch Implementation of Lagrangian Neural Networks in PyTorch - GitHub - abdullahumuth/lagrangian-nn-pytorch: Implementation of Lagrangian Neural Networks in PyTorch

and I wanted to ask for your permission since my forked version is also open and it's technically "redistributing".
Here's my forked one: github.com/abdullahumut...

If you want to make it open, could you add an open source license to yours?

And I decided to implement my own, on top of that code. It was much more user-friendly than the original code, which had incompatible, deprecated libraries during those times. I've changed it quite a bit during that course, but it was still derived from yours. There is no license in your repo,++

Hey!

I tried to DM you but it was not available, so I wanted to use here.

Last year's spring, I had a project course about Lagrangian Neural Networks. There, I tried to run the original code but it had not worked. Then I searched for alternatives, and found your code. github.com/magnusross/p...