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jMetal is an object-oriented Java-based framework for solving multi-objective optimization problems with metaheuristics.
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an simple thread pool in linux, based on POSIX thread API. Management thread will retrieve needless idle thread to keep in low resource consumption.
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用c实现了常用的容器，如果rbtree,hashtable,list,vector,deque,heap,map,以及定时器，os api，应用开发框架。 实现了一个基于btree索引算法的文件数据库,提供了断电保护,以及事务提交与回滚等接口
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CGL(C Generic Library) is a stl-like library written in pure C.It implements iterators, memory management,generic containers such as list,map, generic algorithms such as sort() and search(),and it can manipulate any types of data.
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GENet
A genetic algorithm framework for artificial neural networks.
A genetic algorithm framework to allow the evolution of synapse weights and topologies of artificial neural networks. -
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biojazz
In silico evolution of biochemical networks.
In silico evolution of biochemical networks using a genetic algorithm combined with a rule-based biochemical network model.
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