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JAVA based tool for easy and realtime monitoring (RTM) of data streams or groups of data streams. This tool makes it easy to monitor inherent distributed or multi-threaded applications like e.g. agent systems, financial data, logistics, RFID Systems
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Energy-, mass- or money-flows are described with simular balances. Usually many upsetting tables are used to calculate the balance. The Software Flow visualizes the data in a grafic, zoomable and animated way.
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FusionCharts Free is a flash charting component for web applications, desktop applications and presentations. It livens up your boring data by converting it to animated and interactive charts.
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Existing systems for multimedia personalization exploit semantically-rich information for the content creation. Once the content is created, this information is thrown away. The framework derives semantics and integrates it in the presentations.
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graphite: a portable graphics library, written in Java, JOGL and Postscript that allows rapid generation of high-quality graphs using an efficient, compact Java engine.
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Nested pie chart is for tree visualization. Each node of the tree has a size and color attribute, enabling the chart to be used as a heatmap. Linear arrangement of the nodes in decreasing order of size is an advantage over rectangular heatmaps.
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