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libwww-perl
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libwww-perl is a library of Perl packages/modules which
provides a simple and consistent programming interface to
the World Wide Web. This library is being developed as a
collaborative effort to assist the further development of
useful WWW clients and tools.
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Libwww - The W3C
Sample Code Library
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Libwww is a general-purpose Web API written in C. With a
highly extensible and layered API, it can accommodate many
different types of applications including clients, robots,
etc. The purpose of Libwww is to provide a sample
implementation of HTTP and other Internet protocols and to
serve as a testbed for protocol experiments.
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Link Grammar
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The Link Grammar Parser is a syntactic parser of English,
based on link grammar, an original theory of English
syntax. Given a sentence, the system assigns to it a
syntactic structure, which consists of a set of labeled
links connecting pairs of words.
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Links
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Links is a system that will allow you to manage a mini
directory. It is modelled after Yahoo and inspired by the
CGI Resources, and contains scripts for visitors to add
and search links. It also contains a management utility,
based off of DBman, for an administrator to
add/modify/remove links.
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Lisp Resources
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Lisp Resources offers a comprehesive library of Lisp
related Reference Documents, Other Documents, Common Lisp
Texts, AI Texts, Code, Lisp Vendors, Lisp Implementation
Patches and Other Lisp Related Web Sites.
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Listing One
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Listing One gives the Perl Script to catch rude robots. It
iterates over a standard NCSA-format access log a line at
a time, extracting the IP address of the client, the
access time, and the requested URL (you will need to use a
slightly different pattern to capture user-agent
information from a customized log). This is taken from an
excellent article called Gaining the Upper
Hand with Rude Robots by Lincoln D. Stein in the May
1998 V3 Issue 5 of Web Techniques Magazine.
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LiveAgent
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LiveAgent by AgentSoft allows for easy creation of Agents
by Internet users. This intelligent agent tool allows any
web user to easily create their own Java agents that
gather information from the Internet. Features include
written in Java and JavaScript, direct creation of agents
— trained through a browsing session, inclusion of
changeable values (variables) in the agents, full
recording of browsing activities, ability to create
reports of activities, multi-step agents and LiveAgent
manager for managing agents and their reports.
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Loa Tech
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Loa Technologies, Inc. Public License (LPLv1.1) java
source code for developers only. Loa Tech has decided to
make the source code available to all those developers who
would like to get "under the hood" of agent technology. As
well, Loa Tech hopes that you will find areas for
improvement. This site contains the most recent versions
of the source code, as well as the last official stabilized
version.
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Loom
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Loom is a language and environment for constructing
intelligent applications. The heart of Loom is a knowledge
representation system that is used to provide deductive
support for the declarative portion of the Loom language.
Declarative knowledge in Loom consists of definitions,
rules, facts, and default rules. A deductive engine called
a classifier utilizes forward-chaining, semantic
unification and object-oriented truth maintenance
technologies in order to compile the declarative knowledge
into a network designed to efficiently support on-line
deductive query processing.
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Lockheed Martin/UMBC
KQML Project Information
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The advanced Software Research (ASR) Group at Lockheed
Martin C2 Integration Systems and the LAIT Group at the
UMBC Computer Science Department are developing an agent
communication architecture using KQML. This site has
pointers to information on the latest version of the no
cost software.
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LogicBase
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LogicBase is a deductive database system developed in the
Database Systems Research Laboratory, School of Computing
Science, Simon Fraser University having the following
distinct features: efficient evaluation of a declarative
logic-based language, such as "declarative Prolog",
compilation of complex single linear recursions into
highly regular chain forms to facilitate efficient
evaluation and detection and push of various kinds of
constraints and generation of highly efficient query
evaluation plans.
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