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This effort is supported, in part, by: under contract numbers F30602-00-2-0597, F30602-01-2-0566, HR0011-04-1-0013, EIA9983215, and W7405-ENG-48 and by the National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD) through a research grant with the Univeristy of Massachusetts. The U.S. Government is authorized to reproduce and distribute reprints for governmental purposes notwithstanding any copyright notation hereon. The views and conclusions contained herein are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies or endorsements either expressed or implied, of AFRL, DARPA, NSF, LLNL/DOE, NASD, the University of Massachusetts Amherst, or the U.S. Government.

Individuals

  • Jacob Barss-Bailey
  • Hannah Blau
  • Jeff Cleveland
  • Dan Corkill
  • Matthew Cornell
  • Ross Fairgrieve
  • Andrew Fast
  • Lisa Friedland
  • Brian Gallagher
      
  • Michael Hay
  • David Jensen
  • Cindy Loiselle
  • Amy McGovern
  • Jen Neville
  • Matthew Rattigan
  • Agustin Schapira
  • Özgür Simsek
  • Pippin Wolfe

    The MonetDB Team

    PROXIMITY uses the MonetDB server to provide fast vertical database services for the kinds of operations needed by relational knowledge discovery. We appreciate the enthusiastic and responsive support provided by the MonetDB team.

    Additional Contributors

    PROXIMITY uses the following open-source libraries:

    • Colt scientific and technical computing library
    • Log4j logging services
    • JDom XML tools
    • JUNG graph data structure and visualization package
    • JUnit unit-testing framework
    • Jython Java-based Python language
    • Mantissa Mathematical Library
    • Piccolo structured 2D graphics framework
    • Spin threading solution for Swing applications
    • Xerces Java parser
    and we thank the authors of those libraries for their open-source contributions.

    We also use the following open-source tools in compiling and testing PROXIMITY:

    • Ant Java-based build tool
    • The best Java IDE

    We use the following open-source tools to create the PROXIMITY documentation:

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