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Averaged N-Dependence Estimators (A1DE and A2DE) achieves highly accurate classification by averaging over all of a small space of alternative naive-Bayes-like models that have weaker (and hence less detrimental) independence assumptions than naive Bayes. The resulting algorithm is computationally efficient while delivering highly accurate classification on many learning tasks. For more information, see, G. Webb, J. Boughton, Z. Wang (2005). Not So Naive Bayes: Aggregating One-Dependence...

Anzim is a Z-Machine files intetpreter for Android platform.

JFrotz is a java based Z-Machine Interpreter for Android and J2ME devices that support MIDP2.0 and file access, e.g., Blackberry. It is based on Frotz 2.43, which has been converted from C source code to Java using Cibyl. It plays V1-5,7,8 Infocom and Inform games. J2ME: Installation can be accomplished via the JAR files in the installation above. Note: JFrotz requires at least 3MB of memory to run. Blackberry: Installation can be accomplished via the COD files in the installation...

An Interactive Fiction Player written for Java Virtual Machine. It implements the Z-machine and Glulx specifications and can be used either standalone or as an applet. The Z-Code/Glulx interpreter runs adventures made by Infocom and contemporary Inte

Zinc allows you to play text adventure games either on your own or cooperatively over a network. It comes with interpreters for two of the most popular game formats i.e. Z-machine and TADS games, and it has a powerful map facility.

nookZax is an Android implementation of the ZAX Z-Machine Interpreter, which has been optimized for a "rooted" nook eink device (First Generation). It is based on Zax 0.91. It plays V1-5,7,8 Infocom and Inform games. For more information http://sites.google.com/site/zaxmidlet. Note: NookZax only works for the first generation eink nook. For the Nook STR or Nook color, see https://sourceforge.net/projects/jfrotz/, which is a generic android version 2.1+ implementation of Frotz.

This is a open source 3D laser scanner targeted for CNC machinery but not only.

Mr Toms is an IRC Bot written using Scala and Scala actors. Plugins can be distributed and loaded as jar files, and plugins to interact with Z-machine based games (e.g. zork) and MPD are included.

Interpreter for Interactive Fiction games. Has a built-in auto-mapper; supports Z-Machine, Glulx, BTZ, ScottAdams/AdventureInternational.

Note 2/10/2012: ZaxMidlet is no longer under current development and will be replaced by JFrotz, which is a Z-Machine interpreter based on the Frotz engine for both J2ME (Blackberry) and Android. http://sourceforge.net/projects/jfrotz/ JFrotz uses more memory than ZaxMidlet, so Zaxmidlet may still be the best choice for users with relatively low-end J2ME devices. ZaxMidlet is a midlet Z-Machine Interpreter for Blackberry and other J2ME devices that support MIDP2.0 and file access...

CellarDoor is an Interactive Fiction interpreter for PalmOS devices. It supports Z-Machine (Z1-Z8, inc. Z6) and Glulx stories, as well as .zblorb and .gblorb files and graphics. Requires hi-res screen & memory card.

ZPlet is an interpreter for programs using the Z-Machine virtual machine invented by Infocom for their interactive fiction. This fork of ZPlet implements basic support for files in Z-Machine Blorb format (.zblorb) generated by the Inform 7 compiler.

Visual Turing Machine is a tool for visually designing Turing machines. This means no coding in abstract scripting languages, but simple point&click design. It uses the a..z symbol set, plus the "empty" # symbol, and also simulates an infinite tape.

ZPlet is an interpreter for programs using the Z-Machine virtual machine invented by Infocom for their interactive fiction.

ZMARCO is an Open Archive Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH) 2.0 compliant data provider. The 'Z' in ZMARCO stands for Z39.50; 'MARC' stands for MAchine-Readable Cataloging; and the 'O' stands for OAI.

zdb is an effort to create a source level debugger for Inform, the modern programming language of the Z-machine. The Z-machine is the virtual machine created by Infocom for distributing text adventures.

A virtual machine inspired by the concept of IBM's z/VM. The goal is to create a secure, fast and reliable server platform with focus on security with the ability to nest more VMs.

"grue" is an irc bot developed in perl for Linux, which allows a group of people to play an Infocom/Z Machine game.

z48 is the HP48 port of John's Zcode InterPreter (jzip). Runs Infocom & Inform bytecode images (games), and attempts to be compliant with Z-Machine Standards Document 1.0.

An extensible cross-platform implementation of the Z-machine in C. Runs interactive fiction stories from Infocom and those made with Inform.

Viola is an interpreter for Z-Machine games, like those created by Infocom, written in Python. It will have full support for all eight Z-Machine versions, and the blorb resource format.

Leafpile is a Z-code interpreter, a Java implementation of the Z-machine virtual machine used for running Infocom/Inform interactive fiction story files. Leafpile seeks complete compliance with the Z-machine Standards Document 1.0.

A python implementation of a 'z-machine', a virtual machine which executes interactive fiction stories.