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Java Micro Benchmark - control tasks required to determine the comparative performance characteristics of the computer system on different platforms. Can be used to determine the effect of different software on the performance of a computer system.
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This open source software benchmarks the queries per second of an Apache Lucene index. It is an Java implementation and uses MultiFieldQueryParser to form a query.
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The Digital Communication Systems Lib: This library contains digital communucations systems implementations, such as BSPK and MIMO - WOFDM. Various OpenSource Projects: 1. Password/Username/Domain Analyzer
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A framework and runtime environment for exploring agent-based models designed to support the definition of models using an expressive, high-level and extensible Java API and to support the exploration of these models in both interactive and batch mod
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tXtFL is a strategy-based football simulator. Teams can be created from real stats on the web, built through custom designed plays, and then used to coach games or predict scores. Note that as of 2010, all new development is taking place at http://textflex.com/txtfl.
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JDice rolls dice. A simple yet rich language allows to express several kinds of roll schemes, including any dice type, rerolling, selecting highest/lowest, counting, etc.
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Another implementation of Risiko written in java at "ITIS DALMINE" high school in Italy (www.itisdalmine.it).
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