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SeSAm (Shell for Simulated Agent Systems) provides a generic environment for modelling and experimenting with agent-based simulation with a special focus on the easy construction of complex models including dynamic interdependencies or emergent behaviour
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Integrated environment for the modelling and simulation of process control systems, where the plant(s) are described according to the Modelica object-oriented paradigm, while the control systems are specified in an IEC 61131.3-compliant language.
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GAP (Grid Agents Platform) Toolkit for Modeling and Simulation of Mobile Agents in Grid Environments. GAP is an abstraction over GridSim, a Grid Simulation Toolkit for Resource Modelling and Application Scheduling for Parallel and Distributed Computing.
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This project aims to develop various tools for artificial life and complex systems simulations: from the simulator itself to generic generation tools.
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OlsenRoutes is a software environment with a powerful difference. It provides online users with a library of statistical tools and access to Olsen's database (1985 through today) of tick-by-tick foreign exchange trading prices.
