Open-source software
SPMF
SPMF is a popular Java open-source data mining library. It offers implementations of more than 230 data mining algorithms for discovering sequential patterns, sequential rules, association rules, high utility patterns, frequents itemsets, periodic patterns, episodes, clusters, subgraphs, and more. It has been cited in more than 1000 articles since 2010. SPMF includes implementations of my own data mining algorithms such as EFIM, PHM, FHM+, FHM, VGEN, CM-SPADE, CM-SPAM, TKS, VMSP, CMRules, RuleGrowth, TRuleGrowth, TopKRules, TopSeqRules, TNR, TSEQMiner, HUE-SPAN, TKG, and TNS, as well as other algorithms.
PL-PLAN
PL-PLAN is a simple AI planning framework offering implementations of Graphplan and six algorithms based on partial-order theory for classical state-space search.
This work was developed in collaboration with Ludovic Lebel.
Online Tools
The Paper Review Generator is a website designed to speed up the work of reviewers. It can generate draft reviews automatically based on selected evaluation checkboxes.
I also created several other online tools for researchers and students.
Proprietary software
CanadarmTutor
CanadarmTutor is an intelligent tutoring system designed for learning to operate the Canadarm2 robotic arm.
CTS
CTS / CELTS is an intelligent cognitive agent for assisting learners during learning activities, developed by the GDAC lab.
Redbool
Redbool is an intelligent tutoring system for learning how to reduce boolean expressions, developed by the ASTUS lab.
Dokgett
Dokgett is a software tool for visually designing cognitive models, developed by the ASTUS lab.
