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    Provides optical character recognition (OCR) solutions for Vietnamese language.
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    Weka.Net is a port to .Net of the Weka library. It use all the power of .net including some redisene of the library to make more Object-Oriented.
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    The Drools.NET is a .NET port for Drools, which is a java Rules Engine based on Charles Forgy's Rete algorithm. Drools.NET enables .NET developers/Users to exploit the powerful Rule Engine like Drools through a completely managed .NET code base.
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    .Net C# port of GA Framework Will be renamed to GenCube later
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