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This is a visual pipeline framework for batch processing data. It is a plugin to Eclipse Platform. It is a general framework designed to be customized for specific field. One example is http://sf.net/projects/camba

The new Unit Conversions Lite 1.0.2 can be useful for convert some popular units. For example: oz -> g or in -> cm and so on... This application is written in Java programming language.

With OSM Parser it is possible to process OpenStreetMap geodata for various purposes. For example, it can be used to extract streets or other OSM elements for user defined regions to generate a street directory.

Goal of our project CSX (City Stats X) is to program a generic interface to visualize and present social data about a city. We will present this on the example of the city of Linz in Austria.

...OPPL is a preprocessor language that allows users to define macros for altering OWL ontologies. The syntax is very simple and intuitive, offering a very abstract and high level "scripting" language, for example for int

The VSR is a repository of tools and challenges in verification (see for example epubs.cclrc.ac.uk/work-details?w=33971). It is part of the international grand challenge on software verification (eg http://vstte.ethz.ch/pdfs/vstte-hoare-misra.pdf)

Java visual aplication to show graphs. JWykres get data from dabases by jdbc. Aplication can show many dataset on one graph for easy comparison, for example to find interrelation beetwen processes or finding trends.

The goal of this project is to provide WSDL/SOAP wrapping services for OGC WMS, WFS and WCS in order to orchestrate them with a SOAP orchestration engine. It contains Parsers,WSDL generators, and Apache Axis2 example services. Current version is 0.9e

GSCope3 performs microarray data analysis to find correlations between BLSOM clusters and any form of omic knowledge expressed in OSML. Includes example metabolic pathway, gene ontology, genome position, transcription and PPI knowledge in OSML format.

Crawl-By-Example runs a crawl, which classifies the processed pages by subjects and finds the best pages according to examples provided by the operator. Crawl-By-Example is a plugin to the Heritrix crawler, and was done as a part of GSoC06 program.

...It has a client-server architecture with a web browsers interface. Data is stored on MySQL database. Chemical reactions are drawned in java applet window. See projct website for example.

easySP is a Graphical application that allow learn signal processing easiest. Students can play with the parameter of each module to understand for example how works a digital filter. easySP also permits the addition of new modules by a xml plugin.

RunCC is a new kind of parsergenerator that generates parsers and lexers at runtime. Source generation is only optional. It features the absence of any cryptography. Although intended for small languages, it comes with Java and XML example parsers.

Application of neural network to predict the future of stock exchange, aerospace ( ufo trajectory ), sound, image, noise, scientific or medical data. You need , by example, 100 days of a numeric data and the number of days to predict (by example 7 days).

XMLMath evaluates mathematical, logical or textual expressions described in xml and prints the result. For example, to compute the result of 1 + 1, you would write: <add> <long value="1"/> <long value="1"/> </add>

D-Cog (Declarative-Cognition) is a Java based framework for training software components (reusable, object-oriented, interface-driven components). Instead of programmed, software components are trained by example to get the expected results.

Some Java packages and projects to simplify working with Java. Addionaly some example sourcecode for using special technics in Java.

Alan is a Java Implenmentation of a Turing Machine for educational purpose. Features include: - Easy to use GUI - Many example Programs - ReUsable Turing Machine Component

The Handwritten project aims to provide software for open distribution of handwritten notes. A rudimentary datastructure containg strokes made by writing devices as for example palm computers, digital pens, etc, is implemented in both Java and C.

Set of Java packages to apply Genetic Algorithms to any kind of problem. Various genetic operators are implemented and an example shows of how the system could be applied to digital circuit evolution.

Many thermodynamic, fluidmechanic etc calculations need special informations about the used material ( resistance against heat for example). This values will be collected in a databasesystem. The calculation will be done on an appserver.

Quati is a free simulation tool which aims to simplicity and clearness, for those who want to build models based on discrete events. This kind of model can be applied in manufactoring, transports, logistics and hospitals, for example.

Danaides stores meta-data from biological banks in a graph databases as well as OBO formatted ontologies. It also provides a web query interface to parse ontologies or extract nodes based on ontology requirements. Example: Get all known elements that are in family of Fish (species ontology) AND a RNA (sequence ontology).

This project is an example of a software agent for playing simulated soccer. The agent uses a FSM library and an Expert System library to make decisions.

Statastizard(c)2012 Nick Emblow is a program designed to guide its user into the right statistical test, perform the test, and report the results in a meaningful way. The idea of this is that the user won't actually need to know that they are using a mann-whitney U over a t-test, for example - it just tests for normality and homoscedastic of variance, and decides which test to use, then reports the results. Why? Because time after time, people come to me with some test that they've done that they think "proves" something - when in reality they've either not done a comparative test to start with (ex. a correlation), failed to test for confounding factors (such as normality etc) and as a result, failed to appropriately identify even the right test to do.