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Toolkit for implementing question answering systems and machine translation in both controlled languages and natural languages. Includes first order logic inference, parsing and semantic analysis, and APIs and standalone server software. Currently some t

j4cEvo is an open source java api that allows to program an artificial intelligence for a civilization type public domain game called civ evolution.

Java Settlers is a web-based version of the board game Settlers of Catan written in Java. This client-server system supports multiple simultaneous games between people and computer-controlled opponents. Initially created as an AI research project.

BBalc is an open framework for the BloodBowl game. This library provides chess-computer like functions such as analysing the game and generating/proposing actions. The modular design allows users to extend existing analyse modules to fit their needs.

BoardWars is a teaching utility for computer science classes. It runs as a server supporting multiple turn based board games. The games are played by supplying the AI code in java or c++. BoardWars was funded by the University of Iowa

Network gaming environment for AI warriors. Offers an application server, a soccer game application, an observer module visualizing a match and a template code for the warriors development.

The aim of the application is to classify websites into exclusive (requires log-in and registration) and non-exclusive. Further enhancements will include identifying the registration form and registration fields (if the website is exclusive), etc.

The Aikernel is an intelligence server and cell runtime environment that uses natural language processing and other pattern matching with Activators, Contexts, Concepts to allow multi tasking between installed cells.

This is RoboCup player. The player can be used with soccer server system (http://sserver.sourceforge.net). It can be used as a library for your custom player or can be programmed with build-in scripting language (very simple).

Chameleon is a rule-based expert system to assist farmers in semi-arid areas to prevent bush encroachment. It runs as a web-application on a Tomcat server with MySQL and is based on the Mandarax library for deduction rules and its front-end, Oryx.

Pattern recognition software package. It includes several classification and clustering algorithms. It can read data from a set of images, an ASCII file or a JDBC connection. A small TCP data server with its corresponding JDBC driver is included.

The Semantic Server is a Python-based set of tools that allow for better management, analysis, and integration with other systems. It uses the A.L.I.C.E. chatbot technology by Dr. Richard Wallace.

Socker is a framework for development of teams in the simulated robocup. The framework supports different types of agent architectures and works with soccer server 8.x

Java port and extension of MLC++ 2.0 by Kohavi et al. Currently contains ID3, C4.5, Naive (aka Simple) Bayes, and FSS and CHC (genetic algorithm) wrappers for feature selection. WEKA 3 interfaces are in development.

jSense aims to be a totally autonomous content filter that analyses pages with XML based filter definitions. Its proxy server base will ultimately have support for many protocols other than HTTP. It utilizes pure java and XML.

FreeTM is an AJAX based, open source Topic Map editor. FreeTM is based on gwtm (Topic Map library for GWT) for handling the Topic Maps on the server.

The goal of the CSPoker project is to develop Poker software and experiment with Artificial Intelligence for Poker. A Texas Hold'Em server written in Java and client software in JavaFX have already been developed.

Web-based phone alert system. User can enter text alert message and have the system play the message over the phone using text-to-speech software. Interface to Voicent Gateway, a VoiceXML server. Call any telephone that may not have text messaging suppor

Bots Poker Rooms is a Java server enabling poker games between bots. Users can commit their bots, follow their stats, and so on. The front-office is web-based and the back-office is a daemon which makes the bots play together.

Sample application showcasing usage of technologies such as: * OSGi R7 Promises for asynchronous generation of transcriptions and linguistic analyses * OSGi R7 Push Stream and JAX RS Server Sent Events for push notifications of processing status * Apache Camel 2.23.1 and RabbitMQ 3.7 for asynchronous communication between services * JPA 2.1 and Hibernate 5.2.12, along with OSGi R7 JPA and Transaction Control services, for persistence layer * OSGi R7 HTTP and JAX RS Whiteboard...