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The GA
Playground
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The GA Playground is a general purpose genetic algorithm
toolkit where the user can define and run his own
optimization problems. The toolkit is implemented in the
Java language, and requires (when used an application, in
its full mode), a Java compiler and a very basic
programming knowledge (just enough for coding a fitness
function). Defining a problem consists of creating an
Ascii definition file in a format similar to Windows Ini
files, and modifying the fitness functions in the
GaaFunction source file.
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The Internet Scheme Repository
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An extremely comprehensive site offering resources, code,
documents, utilities, links and extraneous stuff covering
Scheme-related materials.
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The Noos
Representation Language
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Noos is a reflective object-centered representation
language that supports modelling and implementing both
problem solving methods and learning methods in an
integrated, seamless way. Noos has been developed in the
ANALOG Project and the Massive
Memory Project.
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The Mozart
Programming System
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Mozart is an interactive distributed implementation of Oz.
Mozart features include a programming interface based on
GNU Emacs, interactive development tools, an
object-oriented interface to Tcl/Tk, powerful
interoperability features (sockets, C, C++), an
incremental compiler, a garbage collector and support for
stand-alone applications. Performance is competitive with
commercial Prolog and Lisp systems. Mozart will be
available for many Unix based platforms and for Windows
95/NT.
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The Scripts Home
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A comprehensive resource for CGI scripts on the World Wide
Web.
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The VRML
Repository
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The Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML) is a standard
language for describing interactive 3-D objects and worlds
delivered across the Internet. The VRML Repository is an
impartial, comprehensive, community resource for the
dissemination of information relating to VRML. Maintained
by the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC).
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Tree-Structured &
Rules Induction
Programs
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A comprehensive resource and listing of decision trees
classification and regression programs.
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The Oz
Programming System
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Oz is a high level programming language combining
constraint inference with concurrency. Typical application
areas of Oz include optimization problems like scheduling,
time tabling, placement and configuration, reasoning and
knowledge representation, processing of natural language,
simulations, multi agent systems, and sophisticated
graphical user interfaces.
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VBScript
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Microsoft(r) Visual Basic(r) Scripting Edition, a subset
of the Microsoft(r) Visual Basic(r) programming language,
is a fast, portable, lightweight interpreter for use in
World Wide Web browsers and other applications that use
Microsoft(r) ActiveX(r) Controls, Automation servers, and
Java applets.
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VBScripts.com
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A comprehensive site dedicated to the latest information,
happenings, downloads, and resource links concerning
VBScript.
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VIRT
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VIRT is a new universal object-oriented programming language. The
main goal of the author is the creation of the expressive
programming language with a minimal number of basic concepts.
This language can be used as for numerical calculations and for
knowledge processing as well with the same success.
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Visual Basic Web Directory
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A comprehensive site offering one of the largest
collections of Visual Basic resources on the Internet.
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VRML
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The Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML) is the file
format standard for 3D multimedia and shared virtual
worlds on the Internet. Just as HyperText Markup Language
(HTML) led to a population explosion on the Internet by
implementing a graphical interface, VRML adds the next
level of interaction, structured graphics, and extra
dimensions (z and time) to the online experience. The
applications of VRML are broad, ranging from prosaic
business graphics to entertaining web page graphics, to
manufacturing, scientific, entertainment, and educational
applications, and of course to 3D shared virtual worlds
and communities.
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WADL
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The Web Applications Developers List (WADL) is a mailing
list, IRC channel and web site devoted to providing the
tools to allow serious software developers to help each
other in the creation of sophisticated Web-based
applications.
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Wandering Man
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Wandering Man offers the hottest news from all corners of
Java and WanderingMan. It also offers the most robust list
of Java links that you can find on the Web. Excellent Java
resource site for the language and code developer.
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WAVE Language
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The WAVE Language technology is based on installing
multiple copies of intelligent agents throughout the
distributed systems which can do local data processing,
exchange information with other subsystems and between
themselves, as well as interpret a special navigational
WAVE language.
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