Open Source Java Social sciences Software - Page 4

Graph-RAT is a database abstraction layer designed to make it easy to use a large library of graph-analysis routines on a database as well as add new kinds of algorithms to data mining.

Graphl is a generic graph visualization and manipulation tool written in Java. Graphl reads and writes RDF files, visualizes them in a flexible and customizeable way and allows users to edit them intuitively. Please see project homepage for more info...

An AI simulation patterned on the design suggested in the book, 'Growing Artificial Societies' by J M Epstein & R Axtell I hope to use this s/w for some intermediate/advanced experiments into economic, social & political studies of mass psychology.

Harvasset provides individuals/organizations with an easy to use and effective way to capture, collate, and circulate information about the know-how they use to be successful. It is the first 'grass roots' approach to comprehensive Knowledge Management

Used to monitor the kids while they are using the computers transparently by taking screen shots every configurable period and store them in specified location, it also support email or FTP upload according to configurations.

GUI for the ISOP R module. The ISOP R module is an implementation of the equal named IRT model by Scheiblechner

A framework for transferring implicit or tacit knowledge between members of a community. It works by observing the behavior of community members, and providing them with suggestions from other community members based on their past behavior.

InterMap is an Internet mapping application that allows the user to combine interactive maps from distributed Internet Map Servers in a browser. InterMap supports OpenGIS WMS and ESRI-ArcIMS and can be fully integrated with the GeoNetwork Metadata portal

We want to help the Little and the Bigs of BBBSA (Big Brother, Big Sister Association) to manage and plan their activities in a more convenient manner. BBBSA is an (originally) US non-profit organisation. 1996 BBBSA became an international organisation.

JAS is a java library for creating agent based simulations. It features a discrete-event time engine, APIs for network simulation design, powerful yet easy-to-use implementations of Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networks.

JFamily is a browser and editor for genealogic data. The data are displayed in a graphical family tree.

The Java Framework for Computer Emulation (JFraCE) is a framework written completely in Java for emulating (old) computer systems on the software level. Currently only an emulator of a Z80-based CP/M machine is implemented.

JGenea is a 100% java genealogy application. The aim is to permit to visualize and manipulate genealogical datas ( importation / exportation / generation of documentations ). It plugges on different sql database but has it owns by defaut.

The aim of the JQuizAPI project is to define a simple API to construct test that may be used in diferent areas: - Surveys - Psychometric tests - Polls

JTEE aims to develop an Open Source Toolbox for carrying out empirical experiments. Java is used to allow easy migration to various platforms

Genealogy with java. A program to keep track of your ancestors.

Junto is a Java-based peer-to-peer framework which allows using, simulating, and testing different trust management models which can be employed in peer-to-peer networks. Junto is available for free under the terms of the GPL.

JustPoll is an instant reply polling client/server solution. It is ideal for use in a computer enabled classroom as an anonymous instant polling tool.

An expandable and portable XML file format and programming tools to retrieve various indices, readings and Meanings from that XML file. Originally based on Jim Breen's popular KanjiDic file.

Kaph provides a portable (written in Java) method by which to display and guide users through multiple-subject research surveys. Configuration is handled via XML files. Support for a wide range of types of questions is provided.

KiGa 3000 is an extendable tool to store, manage, search and print the data records (about 50 domain specific properties) of children in a German Kindergarten. It may be used (with some modifications) in primary schools (German Grundschule) as well.

The Kinship Algebra Modeller is a suite of java applications that assist development of an algebra to describe a given kinship terminology, and to support models and simulations of social processes based on relating people using this algebra.

Konfidi is a trust framework that uses topical trust values from a social network of authenticated people. When you receive an email from someone you do not know, but he/she is in the network, Konfidi will compute an inferred trust value for you.

For the purpose of policy simulation in coupled social-ecological systems (e.g. energy supply), a credible modelling of actors – especially citizens – and their decision processes is needed. This requires a framework capable of handling high numbers of heterogeneous agents (several hundreds of thousands). LARA (Lightweight Architecture for boundedly Rational Agents) meets these requirements and fills the gap between frameworks without built-in psychological foundations and full-fledged cognitive architectures which are both not viable options in this context. LARA provides prefabricated components of an agent’s decision process like perception, memory, and different modes of decision making. These components are psychologically plausible, i.e. based on appropriate psychological results and theories. Moreover, interfaces for basic learning and social influence are available.

LEBON is a platform to establish an open source nobel prize. To be a member of LEBON, you need to pay a small one-time fee. In exchange, you get the right to suggest and vote for Open Source programmers. Every year a prize will be awarded.