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StreamAID
A framework for prototyping and testing P2P live streaming algorithms
StreamAID facilitates fast prototyping of P2P live algorithms that can be built in a modular approach. -
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JSpoor is a utility software for logging and recording of user interface events and actions during working sessions of users with a Java/Swing Software. It captures and records both high level (semantic) actions and low level actions such as mouse moves.
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Jiim is a Web-based Instant Messaging system that overcomes the language barrier, letting you read and type in your mother tongue.
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SurveyForge is a survey definition and execution tool oriented to statisticians running on JEE platform with special emphasis on data entry made easy, use of existing standards (Triple-S, Metanet, DDI) and reuse of standard (or not) classifications
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JMiner is a (not yet!) complete data mining and artificial intelligence solution written in Java. Support for neural networks, genetic algorithms/programming, decision trees, clustering, market basket analysis, link analysis, data cleansing, and others.
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DEAL (Domain Extraction ALgorithm) is an application for domain analysis. Its main purpose is to extract domain information from existing Java applications and to create different kinds of models from the extracted data, including domain-specific languages.
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