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SPLITNEURON is a completely new approach to large-scale, biologically plausible, neural-network simulation library based on data structures and methods directly coded into database and conceived to explicitly share load on multiple machines.
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An easy to install and use toolbox for octave for the calculation purpose of power system along with features like Economic load dispatch, load flow analysis, transmission line parameter and swing equation etc
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Project ready to essay with OpenCv libraries, using QT. Created in Windows but possibly easy to compile in other OpenCv and QT compatible systems.
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A minimal tool to draw power system schematics and perform power system studies such as load flow and short circuit calculations
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Deploy Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform on Microsoft Azure for a strategic automation solution that allows you to orchestrate, govern and operationalize your Azure environment.
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This project constitutes an implementation of a custom-design distributed computing environment. The implementation is based on a form of Nbody simulation, which ran successfully across 33 networked-hosts.
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DCCRG is an easy to use grid for FVM simulations. It handles load balancing (using Zoltan library) and neighbour cell data updates between processes automatically. MPI is used for parallelization.
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A Java-based mesoscopic, intermodal traffic simulator (MITS), providing a tool to evaluate scenarios (consisting of a road/rail/waterway network topology and load allocation) in terms of throughput, average speeds/travel times, congestion prediction.