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    HadStat

    HadStat is service on cloud,for data analysis using Hadoop MapReduce.

    HadStat is service on the cloud, allow you to analysis the data on the cloud and return the result in nice graph,this service is free, you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License. this service using many technologies , like Hadoop mapreduce, HTML, PHP, Web Service applications, linux server, java, eclipse IDE, with many indicators:Simple moving average (SMA),Exponential moving average (EMA),Smoothed simple moving average (SMMA),Linear...
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    reportmaker allows you to define a generic report in xml containing sections,graphs,tables,images. The data can be retrieved directly with sql query. The report can be exported in various formats (html,xml,rtf,pdf)
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    GoldSeeker is a small formatted data extraction application. It can parse informations from a text, html or other file, and export it in a database.
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