342 projects tagged "Artificial Intelligence"
Wandora is a general purpose data extraction, management, and publishing application based on Topic Maps and Java. Wandora has a graphical user interface, layered presentation of knowledge, several data storage options, rich data extraction, import and export capabilities, and an embedded HTTP server that enables dynamic publication of Topic Maps. Wandora is well suited for rapid ontology construction and knowledge mashups.
What's Wrong With My NLP? is visualizer and graphical diff for natural language processing problems. It can display syntactic and semantic dependencies and bilingual alignments as well as all types of chunk information such as NP, NER, or SRL chunks. It also allows you to compare your system output to a gold standard in order to find the mistakes your system makes. There are numerous ways to filter the graph and only display what is needed. It is also possible to search a corpus for sentences with certain properties using Lucene search expressions.
Wintermute is an intelligent framework of applications and libraries that uses neural networking to learn about its host. A pseudo-langauge engine that permits translations and grammar rulesets of any language to be incorporated into the system, and database downloads of different sets of data combine to provide a virtual self-thinking assistant that can be used to perform tasks like dictation to a text editor, and more complex tasks such as sorting of documents depending on the time of day, or automation of other routine tasks. It should be noted that Wintermute itself is a meta-project. It encompasses a large array of currently existing and potential produced projects.
Wiresoft ANA (Automated Network Agent), an Artificial Intelligence-based systems management service, automatically performs over 90% of Linux systems management tasks. It is a self-managing, self-learning system support service that provides constant maintenance and protection for Firegate Servers. ANA services include Software Updating and Integration, Intrusion Detection, Data Back-up and Disaster Recovery, Monitoring, and Alerting.
The XEVM is an XML processing engine. It's a multi-threaded, Pub/Sub environment for dynamic programming on an event-driven state machine with TCP communications, tight fault free memory management, powerful set algebra, and a magical database. It is 100% C++ (25,000 LOC), with a thin porting layer; there are implementations for POSIX (Mac/Linux) and Win32. The XEVM is for processing XEPL (the Xepl Engine Programming Language).
YAKS - Yet Another Khepera Simulator, is a Khepera simulator that uses prerecorded sensor values from a real robot in order to provide simulation speeds of 3600 times reality. It has support for the infrared sensors, light sensors, K213 vision turret, gripper arm, and more. The simulator comes with a GTK interface, a genetic algorithm (GA), and an artificial neural net (ANN).
YProlog is a pocket Prolog engine written in 100% Java. It provides a number of fast and easy Java-Prolog interfacing functions that enables the Prolog database to be used like an SQL-type database. It has fast consult and retract operations, can "serialize" database contents into text, and can easily load and store tables or contents of Java objects. It is based on Jean Vaucher's XProlog.
Yawn (Yet Another {Weird | Wacky | Witty | Wonderful | W*} Network) is a Java framework for training and testing neural networks independently from the neural model and the test environment being used. The models implemented so far are AppART, GasART, fuzzy ARTMAP, and Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP).
aiParts is a set of C++ classes that can be used to implement artificial intelligence, including classes that implement the HighHope technique. Sample programs include "find the shortest path" and "assign people and/or equipment to projects". A problem assembled from subclasses of the High-Hope classes knows how to solve itself by searching for a good solution.