Open Source Java Data Management Systems - Page 19

GSH builder is a free Galois Sub-Hierarchy visualization tool. The algorithm for calculating GSH is called Pluton and the present Java realization is based on two articles. "Efficiently computing a linear extension of the sub-hierarchy of a Concept Lattice" by Anne Berry, Marianne Huchard, Ross M. McConnell, Alain Sigayret and Jeremy P. Spinrad. "Performances of Galois Sub-hierarchy-building algorithms" by Gabriela Arevalo, Anne Berry, Marianne Huchard, Guillaume Perrot and Alain Sigayret In you're in need of other GSH algorithms or their realizations in C++, you might want to investigate a project called Galicia on sourceforge. This program is free software and is licensed under GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation. Only jre7 compliant at the moment.

GeNetDB, contraction of Genetic Network Database, is a bioinformatic platform destined to the study of genetic regulatory networks. It contains in one place the data and the way to study them, providing the user an access to all tools needed for his work

GenerateData is a general purpose data generation engine. No plug-ins, no APIs, just data generation made easy. From single files, to referentially sound databases, point, click, tweak and generate.

The Generation5 Java Development Kit (JDK) enables users to create demonstration programs and applets for a wide variety of Artificial Intelligence and Artificial Life paradigms.

Generic TV is a java visualization tool. It realises the visualization of time dependent data with many possibilities for the user Interactions (allow color changing, data filter etc). GenTV allows viusalization of many file format as data input.

Geneview is a visualisation tool to display genetic sequence data stored in nucleic sequence databases like <A HREF="http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Genbank/">GenBank</A>.

Genie is a completely open source distributed job orchestration engine developed by Netflix. Genie provides REST-ful APIs to run a variety of big data jobs like Hadoop, Pig, Hive, Spark, Presto, Sqoop and more. It also provides APIs for managing the metadata of many distributed processing clusters and the commands and applications which run on them.

This project focuses on developing geo-visual analytic (GVA) approaches (including both visual and computational methods) to explore spatio-temporal and multivariate patterns (STAMP).

A UML-based spec (implemented in Java and soon in C++) for managing geometric/geographic objects. See <a href="http://geobject.org">geobject.org</a> (<a href="http://geobject.org/GeobjectPublicLicenseV1_0.htm">Geobject Public License 1.0</a>)

Provide the building blocks for a GIS system consistent with the current standards from OGISŠ

Geoplan-Geospace is a 2D and 3D interactive geometry software to create and manipulate interactive figures for eLearning. It features euclidean geometry objects (lines, circles), numerical functions, numerical sequences, geometrical transformations.

GerViz is an open-source visualization tool for internet and business user. Basically GerViz is for graphically representing the relation network of companies from the Deutschland AG.

Gestion de stock repartis sur plusieurs sites sur chaque sites plusieurs magasins (ou guichets) en plus du stock principal. Ce projet est réalisé dans le cadre de la valeur C à l'ISAE - Cnam liban

GiANT is a graphical interface for computer algebra systems (OS X/UNIX/Win). Currently GiANT lets the user work with number fields via KASH, but we aim to develop it into a GUI Library to run on top of any CAS and expose any of its functions.

GmanDA is a GPL software for performing qualitative data analysis on mailing-lists and mboxes. It was developed to ease the work with large scale mailing-list archives taken from Gmane.org

GoldenOrb is a java library under the Apache License V2.0 for correlation, summarization and clustering of text information.

There are well known drawbacks of Microsoft PowerPoint, one of them being that it is a tool for reassuring the presenter instead of enlightening the audience. Gorku Presentation Tool enables you to create annotations (analogous to a slide) and add spatia

GrALoG is a tool for editing and visualising graph-like-structures and the results of algorithms running on them. Through it's plugins GrALoG is hugely extendable, i.e. plugin-developers can define their own graph-like structures and algorithms.

GraphScript project is a network theory simulator based purely on Java and Java scripting engines. It is intended to allow fast development, testing and visualization of network theory (graph) algorithms.

Graph Theorizer will be a java application that will help to teach and research Graph Theory. We will support Windows, Linux, and Mac in our first releases, while hopefully moving towards any platform that supports Java Standard Editon.

The Graph Visualization Framework is a set of Java 2 packages that can serve as a foundation for applications that manipulate or visualize graph structures. "Royere" is built on the GVF and includes XML support, SVG output, pluggable layouts, editing.

A spring-based 3D graph layout tool written in Java. Rendering is performed in OpenGL via the JOGL library.

A Java library and set of tools to quickly and easily manipulate graphs (set of nodes and edges) and dynamic graphs. The principal trait of this library is its ability to manage (create, edit, layout, display) continuously evolving graphs. The development of this project now takes place on Github. Visit the official Graphstream website at http://graphstream-project.org

Full documentation with tutorials is included in the download package. Graphical Grammar Studio is a tool for applying grammars which behave as words acceptors/consumers and annotators. GGS grammars can be used to find and annotate sequences of words which respect certain conditions, in a given input. Its purpose is for creating NLP tools like phrase chunkers, named entity finders, pronoun co-reference solvers etc. A grammar is represented by a state machine which can be visualized, edited and applied. A grammar is organized in graphs of nodes. Nodes are used for consuming words from the input, for executing jumps to other graphs in the grammar or for creating annotations etc. GGS has a unique feature: It allows the user to write JavaScript code to be executed for nodes of the grammar. This is useful for checking grammatical agreements but not only. The user can: declare variables (including complex js structures), check for boolean conditions, use variables in annotations etc.