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JAS is a java library for creating agent based simulations. It features a discrete-event time engine, APIs for network simulation design, powerful yet easy-to-use implementations of Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networks.
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ELIA(Eyegaze Language Integration Analysis) supports the analysis of eye-tracking data for studies in language processing. ELIA eases early analysis of data to enable iterative development of experiments in response to spoken language.
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Web-based application (Internet Explorer only client at this time) to manage digital media such as photographs. Facilitates naming, describing with RDF/OWL-based metadata, organizing, using in stories, and sharing sets of resources.
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Used to monitor the kids while they are using the computers transparently by taking screen shots every configurable period and store them in specified location, it also support email or FTP upload according to configurations.
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The Virtual Commons (http://commons.asu.edu) is an open software initiative devoted to computational experiments on collective action and resource governance and funded by Arizona State University's Center for Behavior, Institutions, and the Environment (http://cbie.asu.edu). NOTE: we've moved our development to GitHub at https://github.com/virtualcommons - please look for the latest versions there.
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A tool for describing one's present life situation (“is”), and potential futures (“will be”) as linked data objects representing one's relationship to reality-based concepts: people, environments, objects, processes, knowledge, and time.
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This project allows you to create anonymus but controllable online surveys by generating one time passwords.
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Geovision is a system for collaboratively maintaining and viewing geographical data, especially data over time. Other types of historical data and its visualization also lie in the project's future.
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LEBON is a platform to establish an open source nobel prize. To be a member of LEBON, you need to pay a small one-time fee. In exchange, you get the right to suggest and vote for Open Source programmers. Every year a prize will be awarded.
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Genepool is a Java and SQL based geneaology software, designed to be user-friendly but powerful at the same time. It will also be able to output to a variety of formats, and be able to combine several trees into a big one.
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