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Java generic API for search algorithms on graphs implicitly given by tree node expansion operator
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Easy Machine Learning
Easy Machine Learning is a general-purpose dataflow-based system
... platform Easy Machine Learning presents a general-purpose dataflow-based system for easing the process of applying machine learning algorithms to real-world tasks. In the system, a learning task is formulated as a directed acyclic graph (DAG) in which each node represents an operation (e.g. a machine learning algorithm), and each edge represents the flow of the data from one node to its descendants. -
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Graph Database
A robust, reliable, user-friendly, and high-performance Graph Database
This is an academic project to build a graph database, supporting multiple users, with fully functioned data query, data manipulation and indexing mechanism. It is running in a distributed client-server mode. This project is assigned to final-year project from group IT121B, Bachelor of Computing, University of Wollongong. -
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A plugin for the Eclipse IDE to generate control flow graphs and show coverage information. Supports node, edge, edge-pair and prime path coverage. Based on the Eclipse Control Flow Graph Generator (http://eclipsefcg.sourceforge.net/)
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Paligo is an end-to-end Component Content Management System (CCMS) solution for technical documentation, policies and procedures, knowledge management, and more.
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Web service for representing information in a graphical format using the mind map paradigm. Graph capable of automatically positioning nodes in 2 and 3 dimensions with drag and drop capabilities. Each node can be assigned a list of operations.
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GHIRL is the Graph-based Heterogeneous Information Representation Language: a java library for representing, querying, and navigating graph- or network-based data structures.
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Angur is a XML visualization utility which helps users visualize XML files in node graphs as well as generating XML visually, without any XML knowledge.
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PolyTreeTable is a Swing Component that can display a graph where nodes have multiple parents (polyhierarchy). There is a focus node, a parent tree above, a child tree below, parents expand upwards. It is a JTable derivate with multiple columns.
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DagMap Vis is a java application aims to visualize DAGs (Directed Acyclic Graph) with a combine node link diagram and an adapted treemap layout. Based on prefuse, the application gives some useful interactions to navigate in hierarchical data structures.
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