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This project will be a project that will be used by Speleologist (cavers) to help aid in the mapping of the underground world. It will be simple at first.. only allowing the entry of survey (dist/azmith/V-angle) and give back a line plot..
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chemicalInventory is a chemical intelligent tool for managing chemical inventories. Main features: Find chemicals via substructure or text searches. Manage container and shelf locations, check containers in and out or transfer containers between users.
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Avalon Cheminformatics Toolkit
Avalon Toolkit for SMILES-based cheminformatics services
The Avalon Cheminformatics Toolkit contains tools to render and canonicalize SMILES and manipulate MOL file and related formats as well as structure fingerprinting. -
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BMF
Bio Medical Framework (BMF)
The BMF is a Software Framework developed in Java language for the creation of web applications on the server platform also Open source, in clinical, administrative and management for a healthcare company. -
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Mark Six Analyst is a database of Hong Kong Lottery or so-called Mark Six. It provides a tool of various statistics method to show relationships between data and forecasts.
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This application is made for the passenger of taxi, passenger's family and taxi driver. Though it is not a complete, because my team has responsibility to open our sources, we had decided submit our sources to sourceforge.
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TaxonFinder is an application that annotates taxon found in literature. The application harnesses a hybrid algorithm that is necessarily a combination of morphological analysis, dictionary lookup and Levenstein Distance algorithm.
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The purpose of eAudit is to provide a comprehensive reporting capability relating to Electronic Auditing for various industries.
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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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This will be a LIMS. The download file is the start, but far from complete, I am learning the SourceForge publishing process.
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WOOKI is a peer-to-peer wiki. It based on unstructured p2P network with data replication. WOOT framework synchronizes data. SWOOKI is a semantic extenion of WOOKI. It is implemented as a plugin of WOOKI. SWOOKI is peer-to-peer semantic wiki.
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Large set of functions for biological records (ECG, EEG, phono), datastore, datamining and analysis (HRV, QT, RR, ST). The application is written in Java, so that it is assumed to work on all devices. It runs as a desktop or client-server application. It
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PING is a distributed, web-based, personally controlled electronic medical record system that is accessible to the nomadic user and built to public standards. The PING project includes a pluggable web services API and numerous client applications.
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