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    MCloudSim/NovaCloudSim

    a distributed cloud simulator written in Java

    MCloudSim(formerly called NovaCloudSim) is a simulator written in Java for geographically distributed clouds. The software is modified from CloudSim 3.0, which is an open source data center simulator. All functions of CloudSim are reserved, and our newly added files are in the package org.cloudbus.cloudsim.nova. MCloudSim has following characteristics: (1) The overlay protocol can be freely replaced, and we have already ported Pastry, Kadmelia, Chord from PeerSim; (2) A Petri-Net workflow theory based task model is implemented to simulate distributed tasks; (3) A distributed cloud can be easily built by assembling and expanding the basic resource entities provided by the simulator...
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    TRANSFOG DAS (Translational and Functional Onco-Genomics Distributed Annotation System) is an XML-based annotation system to allow the discovery and analysis of candidate genes potentially involved in cancer onset and progression.
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