Changes between Version 12 and Version 13 of UserObservationHub


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06/20/08 13:28:17 (17 years ago)
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  • UserObservationHub

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    8383 * [http://dragontalk.opendfki.de/ Dragontalk] (DFKI): an open source project hosted by DFKI provides user observation plugins for the Mozilla Thunderbird e-mail client and the Mozilla Firefox web-browser. 
    84  * File System Observer (DFKI): a project hosted by DFKI providing file system observations: create, delete, move, and rename files. Currently it is closed-source because it is using JNIWrapper, a commercial product. You can have the DFKI sources, of course, without the JNIWrapper - send us an email! 
     84 * [WindowsFileSystemObserver File System Observer] (DFKI): an open-source project hosted by DFKI providing file system observations (currently only for Windows OS): create, delete, move, and rename files. This project uses [http://www.teamdev.com/jniwrapper/ JNIWrapper], a commercial product. DFKI has got a developer license; the open-source project is shipped with a free runtime license. 
    8585 * [http://pas.kbs.uni-hannover.de/ User Activity Logger] (L3S): an activity logging tool that creates a log based on common events triggered by the Microsoft Windows user. These data (timestamps, application names, currently used files, application states). 
    8686 * A UOH wrapper for [http://www.m.cs.osakafu-u.ac.jp/LLAH/ Real-Time Document Image Retrieval with LLAH] (DFKI, Osaka Prefecture University): a new method of real-time document image retrieval which takes as input images captured by a web camera and retrieves their corresponding pages from a large-scale document image database. The core of the method is LLAH ― the algorithm called "Locally Likely Arrangement Hashing" invented at Osaka Prefecture University. Currently closed-source because of the copyright. However, you can get the wrapper source code from DFKI (send us an email) and download the libraries from the LLAH website (see above).