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ServiceComposer is a tool to develop composite Web services using the Model-Driven Architecture principles and UML 2 modeling language. More precisely, the modeling language used in a UML 2 profile called UML-S (UML for Services engineering). A class
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iPersist is an C++ O.R.M. framework , just like Hibernate. iPersists lets you develop persistent classes following object-oriented idiom - including association, inheritance, polymorphism, composition, and collections.
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The Flexible Registration and Evaluation Engine (f.r.e.e.) allows the composition, evaluation and optimization of image processing/registration algorithms. It also aims to boost the exchangeability and comparability of data and algorithms in research.
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A Functor / "Function Object" library, providing classes implementing an operator(). A substantial improvement (IMHO) over what the standard provides, with composition, arithmetic expressions, "transform" operations, the naming convention and more.
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