Compiling JAVA into Windows .exe files

Hi,
Here's an easy question - how do you compile JAVA source into Windows .exe files (as opposed to class files with bytecode in them). I imagine there is a third-party product out there somewhere?

A Bayesian network is a mathematical representation of logical inference.
A very simple example has two nodes: "has tail" and "is horse", connected by a single link. If we know "is horse" is true, then it nearly always follows that "has tail" is also true. This is called modus ponens in logic. If we know "has tail" is true, then "is horse" might be true, but it might not. To infer that "is horse" is true in such a case is to commit what is called the fallacy of affirming the consequent, in logic. However, using Bayes' theorem, which would require that we know some general information about the prevelance of horses among tailed animals, and the general prevalence of horses among things in general, we can measure the exact increase in the probability that "is horse" is true that results from our knowing "has tail" to be true.
For more information, see http://www.bayesian.org
The classic book on the subject is Judea Pearl, Probabilistic Reasoning in Intelligent Systems.

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