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AntWar! is a virtual life simulator. The player must extends the base ants classes to create their own colonys whose must survive in the warfield.
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Odin is a Tool that aims to be a didatic resource for AI Teachers. It lets students visualize PROLOG programs in 3D simulations.
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8. Mai 2005: We have discontinued SourceForge as a download place for our open source projects. You can now download these projects directly from the XLOG Technologies GmbH web site at http://www.xlog.ch/omonia.
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PrechacThis is a web-based siteswap generator for jugglers. It finds all symmetric passing patterns fulfilling given constraints like period-length and maximum height of throws.
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The Virtual Storyteller is a multi-agent framework for generating stories based on a concept called emergent narrative.
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TinyCog
Cognitive architecture with a focus on self-models
TinyCog is a cognitive architecture (perception, action, reasoning, planning, and language) with a focus on representing "self-models" (physical, capabilities, intentions, social, historical, "cognitive stream") in order to implement social reasoning and collaborative planning in a "hunter domain" test bed. We use Prolog, RDF Triples, Description Logic and a HTN-Planner as base technologies.
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