Projects tagged ‘ai’, ‘algorithms’, and ‘java’

The SAT4J project is meant to provide SAT technologies to Java developers. SAT4J 2.0 is currently used in numerous academic projects (see SAT4J web site) and is used in the new Eclipse 3.4 update manager (Equinox p2).

MARF is an open-source research platform and a collection of voice/sound/speech/text and natural language processing (NLP) algorithms written in Java and arranged into a modular and extensible ... [More] framework facilitating addition of new algorithms. MARF can run distributedly over the network and may act as a library in applications or be used as a source for learning and extension. [Less]

The Semantic Discovery ToolkitThese are general purpose tools and utilities developed (and developing) over time. Many of the tools have been developed and matured at and with the full support of ... [More] Semantic Discovery, Inc. who is a proud sponsor, contributor, and consumer of these tools. Many tools are also still experimental and under development. The main purpose of this project is to promote the reuse of software tools and building blocks for the development of modular solutions to real world problems using techniques from artificial intelligence. This is a repository for general domain agnostic utilities and frameworks upon which domain specific solutions can be built. Using the abstraction of an expert system as an analogy, this toolkit represents components of and for the inference engine but not the knowledge modules that it executes. The utilities include the following types of implementations: Wrapper classes and method implementations for simplifying common development tasks Algorithm implementations String searching and manipulation utilities Artificial intelligence Natural language processing Information extraction and classification Phrase parsing Machine learning Logical constructs Light XML parsing and manipulation Web crawling and extraction Parallel distributed processing (cluster) framework Check out the javadocs. [Less]

ai-library is a library of AI algorithms in C++ and Java that can be used in a variety of applications.

The Brillig ToolkitNOTE: The Brillig Toolkit has moved! Please update your bookmarks and notes. You will now find it as the Semantic Discovery Toolkit

This Google Code project hosts the programs in Java that I developed for my CMSC 291 (Advanced Image Processing) class at the Institute of Computer Science, University of the Philippnes Los Banos. ... [More] Enjoy! Features: SET Form Processing Image Enhancement Plate Number Localization Edge Detection Morphological Operations Content-based Image Retrieval Motion Detection Filters 3D View of Image Color Distribution (RGB) [Less]

Based on the OGL (open gaming licence) specification by d20 Games. Its aim is to one day be a Java 6 and XML source library for building completely extensible gaming engines and libraries. It's incomplete and I need developers.

A implementation of of the following algorithms to solve instances of the Rush-Hour Puzzle: Uniform-cost search, Pure-Heuristic search, A, IDA, Enhanced IDA, RTA These are all implemented using JAVA.

This Java package includes generic interfaces for turn based games, which are used in implementations of known AI algorithms such as: Minimax Alpha Beta Weights learning AI Decision trees Also ... [More] includes a game that implements the interfaces for code examples. This is a Checkers game which is implemented using a unique bit-wise data representation and bit-wise manipulations as a way to calculate the moves and board representations. [Less]