New tools added to the BDTI service offering

QGIS

QGIS (Quantum GIS) is an open-source Geographic Information System that enables users to create, edit, visualise, analyse, and publish geospatial information. QGIS is written in C++ and Python and follows the principles of open-source development and extensibility.

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VS Code R extension

The VS Code R extension enhances Visual Studio Code (VS Code) with robust support for R programming, making it a powerful tool for data analysis, statistical computing, and graphical visualisation. This extension, developed and maintained by the open-source community, provides features that streamline R development workflows.

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VS Code Python extension

The VS Code Python extension is a powerful tool for Visual Studio Code (VS Code) that enhances the code editor with robust support for Python development. This extension is developed and maintained by Microsoft and the open-source community, providing features that streamline Python development workflows.

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Doccano

Doccano is an open-source annotation tool for text data, designed to facilitate the creation of labelled datasets for natural language processing (NLP) tasks. It provides a web-based interface for annotating text, making it easy to create datasets for tasks such as text classification, sequence labelling, and sequence-to-sequence tasks.

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These tools and more are available to European public administrations to experiment with data for free. Learn more about applying for BDTI.

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