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Algorithm Database
Efficient Algorithms implemented in Java
The Aim of this project is to provide a collection of reusable Algorithms which can be used effectively in different scenarios. Algorithm implementations are in Java. Objective here is to implement algorithms which should be more efficient than the JDK implementation and also to create a platform for the researchers who works on Data Mining, Encryption algorithms, ect.. to collaborate and contribute to this project. -
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in here will be all codes of my games made in simple j and you can use it freely just put my name on the credits
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plausj a collection of checksum algorithms used to validate business keys like bank account codes or credit card numbers. It's compiled as JVM bytecode files (although it's not necessarily implemented in Java) and can be used on JRE 1.5 and later.
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Combean is a Java framework for mathematical structures and optimization algorithms. Through a set of Java interfaces and JavaBeans-based config, Combean glues optimization codes together - leading to more interoperable, adaptable and flexible solutions.
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