- Mark Watson's Open Source Software
Ruby Utilities for part of speech tagging and text categorization
Tags: ai, ruby, semantic - OO Richards Bench
This object-oriented variant of the Richards benchmark provides for a more straightforward comparison between OO languages
Tags: benchmark, opt - grabMotion a webcam video motion detector able to send image as e-mail attachment
an image analyser to detect motion using webcam
Tags: image, webcam - Yahoo Term Extraction in PHP5
neat use for yahoo's term extractor
Tags: ai, blog, yahoo - Term Extraction Documentation for Yahoo! Search Web Services
The Term Extraction service provides a list of significant words or phrases extracted from a larger content. It is one of the technologies used in Y!Q.
Tags: ai, search, yahoo - intersection of craigslist and google maps
neat!
Tags: geo, google - Feed Your Reader
Feed Your Reader allows you to use the RSS Autodiscovery in firefox to launch external aggregators, such as Nick Bradbury's FeedDemon. By default, FYR uses the feed:// protocol allowing a wide range of aggregators to be supported. However, FYR can be also be configured to support various web based aggregators and desktop applications which do not support feed://.
Tags: agg, webfeed - The Form Assembly
awesome! The Form Builder is a tool for creating standard compliant web forms. It integrates the wForms extension and relies on a set of technologies like XML, XMLHttpRequest, XSLT and DOM (a.k.a Ajax) to provide a seamless single-screen experience.
Tags: ajax, dev, javascript
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