Open Source Java ME Artificial Intelligence Software

Artificial Intelligence Software for Java ME

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    GEARS Air Traffic Conflict Resolution

    Conflict Resolution for Air Traffic Control

    GEARS Conflict Resolution is an innovative experimental tool developed at the EUROCONTROL Experimental Centre to provide automatic conflict resolutions for air traffic control.
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    3A-TRE

    3A-TRE

    3A-TRE evaluates traditionally logical expressions under 3 assumptions

    3A-TRE evaluates traditionally logical expressions under the three assumptions. The open world assumption (OWA) states that the truth value of a statement that is not included in or inferred from the knowledge explicitly recorded in the system shall be considered unknown. The closed world assumption (CWA) is the assumption that any statement that is not known to be true is false. We distinguish yet another case in software testing. Frequently, there are test stubs which simulate the behaviors of the dependent test modules. In this case, the dependent test modules are always assumed to be true when their results are not available. We call this a stub assumption (SA). 3A-TRE example: echo "CWA: (T and U)" | java -jar PTRE.jar Result: F 3A-PTRE example: (P means possible results) echo "OWA: (T,U and U,F)" | java -jar PTRE.jar Result: U,F
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    DocCO

    DocCO

    Non-disjoint groupping of Documents based on word sequence approach

    This is a GUI for learning non disjoint groups of documents based on Weka machine learning framework. It offers the possibility to make non disjoint clustering of documents using both vectorial and sequential representation (word sequence approach based on WSK kernel). All data format supported by WEKA could be used in DocCO. Data could be loaded from files, from databases or from specified URL. All the preprocessing techniques implemented in WEKA could be used before performing the learning.
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    This article talks about how to create a chatterbot that can serve as an interactive help agent. The bot has been "taught" to answer FAQs about a system. It can help solve petty issues for users quickly or point them to a human agent.
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