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Lightweigh framework to create expert systems, written in Perl. INFeReNCZy is an approach to Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Base Systems. With only a few simple perl modules, INFeReNCZy gives the oportunity to develop and run rulesets.

PDKB is an Artificial Intelligence Knowledge Bank of commonsense rules and facts. It is based on the Cyc Upper Ontology and the MELD language.

SKESD stands for "Structured Knowledge: Entry, Search and Display". The aim of the project is to create a cross between a Wiki and an AI knowledge representation system.

Gebz is editor for graphical design of expert system's knowledge bases.

...As the base version, it is not fine-tuned for instruction following or reasoning, making it ideal for teams planning their own domain-specific finetuning or custom training pipelines. The model is engineered for reliability, long-context comprehension, and stable performance across many enterprise, scientific, and knowledge-intensive workloads. Its architecture includes a powerful language MoE and a 2.5B-parameter vision encoder, enabling multimodal understanding out of the box. Mistral Large 3 Base supports deployment on-premises using FP8 or NVFP4 formats, enabling high-performance workflows on B200, H200, H100, or A100 hardware.

...Designed for high performance, it runs on a single node of B200 or H200 GPUs in FP8, and can also operate in NVFP4 mode on H100 or A100 hardware. With a 256k context window, it excels at long-document comprehension, deep retrieval workflows, and complex knowledge-intensive tasks.

Metafrastes is a natural language processing system that can take an input query from the user and translate that internally in order to communicate with a knowledge base in the form of an ontology.

Interlogy - next generation knowledge storage and prezentation system. Gives wide functionality for knwoledge evaluation. Interlogy is the same as forum, wiki, chat, socialnetwork, but all together.

...DeepSeek-V4-Pro is positioned as the high-end variant of the V4 family, outperforming most open-source models in areas such as agentic coding, STEM reasoning, and world knowledge, and approaching the performance of leading closed-source systems. It also supports advanced reasoning modes and tool-based workflows, enabling autonomous task execution.

...It is the second release in the Jan Family and was distilled from the larger Jan-v1 model, retaining strong reasoning and problem-solving capabilities while reducing its computational footprint. The model was refined through a two-stage post-training process: Supervised Fine-Tuning (SFT) to transfer knowledge from Jan-v1, followed by Reinforcement Learning with Verifiable Rewards (RLVR) to optimize reasoning, tool use, and correctness. With just 1.7B parameters, Jan-v1-edge achieves 83% accuracy on SimpleQA tasks, approaching the performance of larger models like Jan-nano-128k. Benchmark comparisons show it remains competitive or superior in areas such as EQBench and recency QA, though with slight trade-offs in instruction following and creative writing compared to similar-sized Qwen models.

...The model supports eight primary languages (including English, Spanish, Hindi, and Thai) and was trained on a curated mix of publicly available online data, with a December 2023 knowledge cutoff. Llama-3.2-1B is lightweight enough for deployment on constrained devices like smartphones, using formats like SpinQuant and QLoRA to reduce model size and latency. Despite its small size, it performs competitively across benchmarks such as MMLU, ARC, and TLDR summarization. The model is distributed under the Llama 3.2 Community License, requiring attribution and adherence to Meta’s Acceptable Use Policy.