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Michael Morin - Sources, Codes, Software and Data
I’m an associate professor in the Department of Operations and Decision
Systems of Université Laval. My virtual home at the
Faculty of Business Administration of Université Laval is
Please also consider visiting my [Welcome] page.
This page contains some useful source codes.
On this page:
[Publications and Research]
[WordToBibTeX]
[MCDA-ULaval]
[Scratch Games]
Publications with source codes or data
Below, you can find the source code and data related to some of my publications.
If you want to access the list of my publications instead, follow this link: [Publications]
Deschênes, A., R. Georges, C. Subakan, B. Ugulino, A. Henry, M. Morin (2025). “Planing it by ear: Convolutional neural networks for acoustic anomaly detection in industrial wood planers”. IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing.
Paper: [→
michaelmorin.info]
Dataset and source code: [→
Github]
Morin, M., A.P. Papillon, F. Laviolette, I. Abi-Zeid,
C.G. Quimper, “Constraint Programming for Path Planning with
Uncertainty: Solving the Optimal Search Path problem,” in
Proceedings of the 18th Conference on Principles and Practice
of Constraint Programming, Québec, Qc, Canada, 2012, pp.
988-1003.
Paper:
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SpringerLink]
[→
michaelmorin.info]
Poster:
[→
michaelmorin.info]
Slides:
[→
michaelmorin.info]
Source code:
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source]
Publications by collaborators with source code
Scientific publications with their source code for which I
collaborated as a developer.
A3D: A computational argumentation tool that I developed in
collaboration with Jasmin Tremblay and Oscar Nilo. The tool was used to
produced the following publications:
Tremblay, J., “Décision multicritère et
argumentation. Analyse d’un mandat du Bureau d'audiences
publiques sur l'environnement,” Université Laval,
Québec, QC, Canada, Master's thesis, 2012.
Thesis:
[→
bac-lac.gc.ca]
Source code:
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source]
Other research related programs
A Matlab Optimal Search Path (OSP) problem example:
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source]
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At the beginning of my Ph. D., I needed an utility to convert my old
Microsoft Word 2010 XML bibliography files to BibTeX files. Here is
WordToBibTex in all its transient burst of glory: developed during the
course of a rainy afternoon, used once or twice, but undeniably useful.
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WordToBibTeX is a simple command line application that takes a
Microsoft Office XML bibliography file and that converts it to a
BibTeX file. No installation is required. The only things you need are
to locate your Microsoft Office XML bibliography file and to run the
command line to obtain a BibTeX reference file.
On Windows,
Microsoft Office stores its references in a XML file located here: C:\Users\<Username>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Bibliography\sources.xml
The exact path depends on your version of Windows and on your
version of Office.
The command line WordToBibTeX
source.xml source.bib converts source.xml to source.bib.
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Usage]
Binary:
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Win32 x86]
Source code:
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source]
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A multicriteria decision aiding software tool developed by the team of Professor Abi-Zeid from Université Laval.
This software tool contains many methods of the LECTRE family, namely, ELECTRE II, III, Tri B, Tri C, Tri rC, Tri nC with and without interaction.
This software is available for download for free.
Link to webpage: [→ MCDA-ULaval]
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Arcade Volleyball Scratch: A Scratch-remake of Arcade Volleyball for
two players.
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Source code:
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source]
Dinner of Cat: A set of programming exercises I developed in
collaboration with Josée Desharnais for the Department of
Computer Science and Software Engineering of Université Laval.
These exercises are available in French.
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Screenshots]
Source code:
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source]
Scratchanoid: A Scratch-remake of Arkanoid... it’s a
little different from the original game...
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Source code:
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source]
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Last update: January 8, 2025
© Michael Morin, 2008-2025
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