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Free smart e-mail search software
IBM unveiled powerful "smart" search software to help people find information buried in the vast personal database that e-mail has become by identifying the most relevant information in a search query and extrapolating what the user is trying to find.
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AALIM AALIM (Advanced Analytics for Information Management) is a decision support system for cardiology that exploits the consensus opinions of other physicians who have looked at similar patients to present statistical reports summarizing possible diagnoses. The key idea behind our statistical decision support system is the search for similar patients based on the underlying multimodal data consisting of cardiac echo videos, heart sounds, ECGs, and reports. Read More |
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CoScripter CoScripter is a system for recording, automating, and sharing business processes performed in a web browser. CoScripter lets you make a recording as you perform a procedure, play it back automatically in the future, and share it with your co-workers. Read More |
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