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On The Mark is a video and image scoring system that allows one to mark any number of events and durations through a simple, easy-to-use graphical interface.
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GDBI is a genealogy program integrator. It includes an editor and the lifelines report language. It interfaces to multiple GEDCOM databases and is most popular as a PhpGedView client. At the core is a Java API to simplify adding databases and editors.
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Java interface plugged on MonetDB database to build Xqueries and analyse results. First specifically developped for sociologists but some of the quieries can be adapted easily.
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Bitnets instantiates and operates on graphs and subgraphs of large complex networks, such as kinship networks. Bitnets consists mainly of a java library, a number of use examples and an interactive interpreted language interface.
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W.H.A.T. is an analytic tool for Wikipedia with two main functionalities: an article network and extensive statistics. It contains a visualization of the article networks and a powerful interface to analyze the behavior of authors.
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A dynamic server-side weblog (blog) system, implementing; RSS XML output, XML-RPC Blogger API, Flexible design using Java custom tags, secure web interface to post / manage content. Compatible with 3rd party blog tools.
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Kaph provides a portable (written in Java) method by which to display and guide users through multiple-subject research surveys. Configuration is handled via XML files. Support for a wide range of types of questions is provided.
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Nexist is being developed based on a few hypotheses regarding Topic Maps (XTM) as an interface to a collaborative knowledge repository system. Nexist is a reference implementation for further collaborative development.
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