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JUDGE (Java Utility for Document Genre Eduction) features automatic classification and clustering of documents, optionally as a webservice. The program is written entirely in Java and makes use of the Weka machine learning toolkit.
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Weka-Parallel is a modification to Weka, created with the intention of being able to harness the power of Weka and the speed of parallel processing to be able to run a number of data mining and machine learning algorithms quickly.
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Java port and extension of MLC++ 2.0 by Kohavi et al. Currently contains ID3, C4.5, Naive (aka Simple) Bayes, and FSS and CHC (genetic algorithm) wrappers for feature selection. WEKA 3 interfaces are in development.
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UGLi ML: The Undirected Graphical Library for Machine Learning. Easy, agile learning and inference from structured/relational data using Markov Networks and Conditional Random Fields.
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ScenConnect shows scenarios as networks of situation and event tag sets, for fast comparisons. It links scenarios to tags, scores, and other metadata, creating situationals suitable for search, mining, machine learning, and planning.