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LibreAquarium
An aquarium management software with a Simulation Model System
SME LibreAquarium is an Aquarium management system with a Simulation Model Engine (SME) that makes a prediction of the possible measurement values for the different pollutants that affect to these aquatics systems (NO3,PO4, Fe). The simulator consults the recorded analysis to calculate a prediction of the NO3, PO4, Fe, that the these aquatic system produce. It also uses a central (fish, plant and invertebrates) database to check if the actual parameters are Ok, depending on the species that live in the Aquarium. ... -
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Java Expert Rule Based Inference Language. Jerbil is an open source rule processing engine written in Java. Currently Jerbil supports a full set of processing functions with text-based and XML interfaces; a Java interface is planned.
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JRete is a rule engine written in Java. Advantages over other expert system shell and artificial intelligence(AI) API - code rules in java language, data may compute accross network with multiple JRete, auto data persistence to database, event-fire direc
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