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    Open Simplex Project

    Open Simplex Project

    A Simple GUI Implementation of the Simplex Algorithm

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    algebrain

    Math Parser for Java

    Moved to GitHub https://github.com/fedups Algebraic equation processing at run time for Java programs. Supports variables, functions with parameters, rate table lookups, an embedded "if" function... Infinitely extensible, very small footprint.
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    QMC Logic Minimizer

    QMC Logic Minimizer

    combinational logic functions minimization

    QMC Logic Minimizer is a versatile application for fast simplifying truth and reduce lines tables. This program offers a comfortable user interface for generating and minimizing of the combinational logic functions. It is unique for its possibility of minimizing several functions at the same time. This program is intended for practical digital devices constructors as well as formal scholars and academics. Features: - You can minimize up to 16 input variables and up to 16 output...
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    ssSearchEngine

    keyword search engine for semi-structured data (Tables, lists,...)

    This application implement an approach for doing keyword based search over semi-structured data available in HTML pages.
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    This project is using genetics algorithms to complete scheduling tasks such as timetables for elementary / high schools etc. Currently NetBeans project with no GUI and simple HTML export.
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    A simple PHP parser class that scans through poorly formed html documents as if they were valid XML, and generates calls to customizable callback functions.
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    LiMa means Lightweight Markup Language. It is a parser for an easy to use ASCII/Text-based markup - comparable to Markdown or the Wikipedia-Markup language with special configurable extensions in defining Links and image-resources.
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    JFEP is a Java fast mathematical expression parser and evaluator. It is designed to avoid inefficiency and to support multiple evaluations without overhead.
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