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Pushloc
A wireless push-type network simulator.
A wireless push-type network simulator that considers locality of demand for performance improvement. The network environment consists of multiple directed emitters for parallel data broadcasting. Performance depends on the mean response time of clients. -
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Simured is a multicomputer network simulation whith visual interface to see packet movement on the network. It is multi platform and there are versions in Java and C++.
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This is a network simulator. This is meant to be user friendly as well as feature rich. This field lacks software with good user interface. Even the commercial softwares in this field is quite lame. This aimed to go along Multisim(R) and Blender(R) form
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Cervelletto is a neural network simulator. It uses a new neural model based on biological, neurological and psychological studies. [it's not yet completed... just give me some weeks! sorry!]
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The NS-Mapper ad-hoc scenario editor is improved and extended by adding more realistic strategies, such as random based node placement, movement and traffic to the ad-hoc simulation of the Network Simulator 2 (NS-2).
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JNS is a Java version of the ns-2 network simulator originally from Berkeley. It allows developers of routing and other network protocols to simulate their protocols under various conditions.
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