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Force Calculator
Calculates mutiple forces in various angles.
Designed by B.J Erasmus and written in java. -
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The SeismoWeb Toolbox is a collection of Matlab and Java tools providing access to seismological webservices. The current focus lies on the NERIES earthquake data portal, but it is intended to add more webservices in the future.
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Manages your bibliographic data and files. Easy to use explorer-like GUI, (pubmed, bibtex,...) import and (bibtex,din,...) export features and a WebService interface to exchange data between multiple instances allow convenient data management.
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JUDGE (Java Utility for Document Genre Eduction) features automatic classification and clustering of documents, optionally as a webservice. The program is written entirely in Java and makes use of the Weka machine learning toolkit.
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Initiated by the EPIC Consortium, this project aims at developing a RESTful webservice for managing PIDs with the Handle System developed at CNRI. Additionally, some RESTful clients in various commonly used languages will be developed.
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