Open Source Java Bio-Informatics Software

BioGeoTools is a Java based package that is aimed at providing a program and libraries for biogeorgaphy analyses.

The aim of the BioWeka project is to add bioinformatics functionalities such as e.g. alignments to the popular machine learning framework Weka.

FoodDiary is an mobile app, that helps you, tracking what you have eaten in order to stay fit ;). A foodlist is available, that gets updated as often, as possible, and every user has the ability to add and correct data. An activity list is available in order to track, how many calories you have burned. There is also an biodata recording included, that helps tracking your personal goals.

The goal of the GeneText project is the development of a software package that will enable users to dynamically generate an information summary page from multiple sources given a search term. Fields of interest are biology, genetics and bioinformatics.

Java API for implementing any kind of Genetic Algorithm and Genetic Programming applications quickly and easily. Contains a wide range of ready-to-use GA and GP algorithms and operators to be plugged-in or extended. Includes Tutorials and Examples.

Bioinformatics is commonly understood as work with the DNA and protein sequences. However databases and computational analysis were tried on other objects far before these sequences became widely available. This work is about analysis of spatial movement

Featurama, superceding ProbePicker, is a bioinformatics program used to generate short probes from large datasets for use in DNA microarray experiments. A new project, BioSap, will extend the functionality of featurama.

SpOK - The Spectrum Organisation Kit, a program for the organisation and visualisation of spectral data written in Java. Sorry - this project is not being continued. All functionality was integrated into the Bioclipse project...

This project has moved to http://code.google.com/p/synthetic/

Frida is image analysis software. Frida was developed by the Johns Hopkins University Tissue Microarray Core Facility. It is open source and written in 100% Java. Frida makes use of functionality from the NIH's ImageJ application. Note: Frida was integr

mzSquash is a compression tool for mzML files, an XML-based standard developed by HUPO PSI (http://www.psidev.info) for spectrometer output. All development has ceased. The tool may be useful educationally, but is not a recommended utility.

Multimedia consumption at social events - if available - can be considered as a complex problem. People use their smart phones and tablets to take pictures and videos, leading to a high number of production places. If we enable those visitors to share their content at the event, new challenges emerge. Visitors move, go online and offline, and build a dynamic network. One can say a complex adaptive network emerges, with all its problems. We tackle these problems by introducing a bio-inspired algorithm, which lets the content place itself where it is needed. It is robust, scalable and adaptive. The transport path of content is exploited to replicate content and limited storage space is handled by clean-up mechanisms. We implemented a simulator to show the algorithm's performance and to test its behavior under real circumstances. It is easily extendable to support several new scenarios or changes to the algorithm (see replication and client models).

Multimedia, Medicine Computing and BioInformatics --- This Project is a collection of several subprojects for Solutions in Multimedia, Medicine Computing and BioInformatics focus on video-,EEG- & Multichanels-signals developped in Web 20, J2EE.