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zju-icicles vs models

zju-icicles and models share 6 technologies: matplotlib, seaborn, torch, torchvision, scikit-learn, and pillow. zju-icicles is written in HTML and models in Python.

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What they share and what sets them apart

QSCTech

zju-icicles

浙江大学课程攻略共享计划

HTML41.4kRead on November 6, 2026, at commit ed653c6What is zju-icicles built with?

Only in zju-icicles

In common

tensorflow

models

Models and examples built with TensorFlow

Python77.6kRead on November 4, 2026, at commit 19f2877What is models built with?

Only in models

Side by side

SizeLines written by people and agents, without generated ones; code files, without tests.
zju-icicles41,446 lines written122 code files
models644,066 lines written1,857 code files
Who writes itA commit counts as AI's when it carries its signature: a Co-Authored-By line, its author name or the merge of its branch.
zju-icicles0% of its commits signed by AI
models0% of its commits signed by AI
ActivityFrom GitHub and its history, on the day SeeRepo read it.
zju-iciclesLast push September 7, 20261,136 commits41,363 stars
modelsLast push November 2, 20268,558 commits77,633 stars
TestsThe files that test the code, and the share of code files a test imports.
zju-icicles0 test files
models778 test files45.4% of its code files have a test that imports them

Frequently asked questions

Which is bigger, zju-icicles or models?
models, with 644,066 lines written; zju-icicles has 41,446.

The proof: tensorflow/models's code at commit 19f2877

Which has more GitHub stars, zju-icicles or models?
models, with 77,633 stars; zju-icicles has 41,363.

The proof: tensorflow/models on GitHub

Which has more tests, zju-icicles or models?
models, with 778 test files.

The proof: tensorflow/models's code at commit 19f2877

Which was updated more recently, zju-icicles or models?
models: its last push was on November 2, 2026, and zju-icicles's on September 7, 2026.

The proof: tensorflow/models's commits on GitHub

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