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JKBS it's a production system: a knowledge based system written in java. You can store if-then rules (called production) and fact in its production memory and let the inference engine to produce some result.
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NeoDatis Knowledger is a database that stores knowledge. It supports the human way to acquire knowledge in that it enables dynamic and incremental data model modification and data acquisition.
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INDUS is a porject for knowledge acquisition and data integration from heterogeneous distributed data, particularly from bio-informatics databases
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Modular Eclipse RCP application to store personal Information like Contacts, Passwords, Notes, ... Initially What? is not intended to share information over a network, but to keep all information in an in-memory-database.
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An open-source, web-based database reporting tool. It allows you to create reports without any programming (though you'll need SQL knowledge). It's a lightweight reporting environment, the report can be created to quickly share information via web.
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PeristenteDaten is an object oriented database interface for the programming language java. It makes it possible to persistently save, load and update objects in a database without knowledge about jdbc and SQL.
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Algernon is a rule-based reasoning engine written in Java. It allows forward and backward chaining across Protege knowledge bases. In addition to traversing the KB, rules can call Java functions and LISP functions (from an embedded LISP interpreter)
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TM4J is a topic map engine implemented entirely in Java. Topic maps are a standard paradigm for the interchange of knowledge structures. This project aims to produce a complete suite of tools for creating, processing and publishing topic map information.
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Xenei.Demitrius will be a complete knowledge base application system. The client will contain a local database and may connect to one or more Demitrius servers. Servers are implemented in Java as Xenei.ImagoX Extensions. Security is role-based.
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MindBase is a releational database with a "very detailed" documentation. This projects primary aim is to express all the details of a database system with a low level start point to whom who has no knowledge about database internals or wants to learn mo
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A new front-end for the Protege (protege.stanford.edu) knowledge management and ontology development software that mimics the "Windows Explorer" interface to make it easier to deal with RDF and similiar "semantic web" structured data stores.
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PDKB is an Artificial Intelligence Knowledge Bank of commonsense rules and facts. It is based on the Cyc Upper Ontology and the MELD language.
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Centre d'informations (CI)
Not a search engine but navigation routes within a research domain.
The Centre d'Informations (CI) aim is to articulate and display whatever type of knowledge available on a given field (see screenshots examples for various fields). The software is built as a network of information articulated using concepts (figure). The website should not be understood as a conventional search engine but as different ways to navigate within this knowledge (information and concept) network. Each information is thoroughly formalized; the aim is not exhaustivity or information amount but rather information quality so as to ensure the best possible articulation within the existing network (quality of the network) and ensure the subject diversity so as to cover the field with robustness.
