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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.
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LAAPhysics is an online, self-directed, course distribution and management system, incorporating a 3D environment and advanced grading and evaluation features, designed for, but not limited to, physics education.
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Info-Charge is a free, web-based, multi-purpose assessment and survey application. It allows you create "Surveys" and "Pathfinders", gather reponses, and perform comprehensive summary stats. The source is an excellent way to get started with MySQL
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hm DataModeler is a software for modeling data.
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Expedientes Genericos (ExGen) es un sistema generico de manejo de expedientes que provee modulos para el manejo de datos basicos de expedientes.
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Experimental DataBase system (ExDB) is a prototype of a native XML database system being designed and developed by students of Dept. of Computer Science at CTU FEE in Prague, Czech Republic.
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Cinefile
A category-based approach to exploring film data.
...This data is used for classification and is the subject of the category-based analysis. Cinefile was developed by the University of Mary Washington's Computer Science department (http://cas.umw.edu/computerscience).
