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This simulator is primarily intented to test allocation policies for elastic optical links

As of 2012-12-18, this project may now be found at http://http://code.google.com/p/paba JECO is a Evolutionary Computation Library deveoloped in Java. It includes a variety of evolutionary optimization techniques such as genetic algorithm, genetic programming, evolutionary mapping methods, particle swarm optimization, ant colonies, etc.

JECL, pronounced "Jekyll", is an open-source Java library implementing a variety of evolutionary algorithms. The goal is to provide a uniform interface for describing problems, running evolutionary algorithms, and accumulating results. The Java Evolutionary Computation Library is no longer under active development. We suggest the MOEA Framework (http://www.moeaframework.org/), jMetal (http://jmetal.sourceforge.net/), ECJ (http://cs.gmu.edu/~eclab/projects/ecj/) or JGAP (http://jgap.sourceforge.net/) as alternatives.

Java Fuzzy Editor is a basic editor to allow creation of fuzzy based rules. It will save to serveral formats including to source code in several languages.

A Java based simulation of the MIC1 architecture as described by Andrew S. Tanenbaum in his book Structured Computer organization. In addition a model for interaction with a HD, screen and keyboard are provided.

jnetstack - The Java Network Stack , provides a Java API to research-oriented network programming.

Container for robot/environment simulation. The container simulates an environment, and gives to the robots living in it access to sensor views. The goal of this project is to provide the open source community a tool for robot behavior test and challeng

JSys is a simple to use graphical package for simulating continuous dynamical systems. It was created for use in a first level undergraduate introduction to systems thinking for students of Information Technology and Information Systems.

This project is an example of a software agent for playing simulated soccer. The agent uses a FSM library and an Expert System library to make decisions.

This project is a demonstration of a Voltage Controlled Oscillator that is written in Java.

This is a evolution of the original project written in the 2002 by Tom Fotherby. The Java Visual Traffic Simulation project aims to provide an implementation to urban vehicle movement using a microscopic simulation approach.

An attempt to make a n-body simulator with java

JavaGO is an Open Source Java library for the Game of GO (weiqi, baduk) analysis. Implements: base game classes, montecarlo simulations, SGF reader/writer, game variants, GTP, etc. Elegant interfaces/class design. Speed efficient w/small footprint. TDD.

A bridge from Java to Octave, useful if you want to do some Octave calculations from inside a Java application.

Jef-X willl come to be a very usefull platform independent tool to help enginers to calculate 3D spatial porch using springs, bars and frames (the finite elements). It uses JavaScript and XML to build and run structure objects.

Java Expert Rule Based Inference Language. Jerbil is an open source rule processing engine written in Java. Currently Jerbil supports a full set of processing functions with text-based and XML interfaces; a Java interface is planned.

Self-replicating automata in continuous two-dimensional space

A self-sufficient java framework for numerical solution of ODEs (diff eqs) and visualization. Samples are aeronautics/astronautics/physics/rocketry themed. Focus on clean design, modularity, reusability and documentation. Educational project.

Juno - OpenVera (TM) to Jove Translator

Justhink is a framework for develop artificial intelligence simulations. The Framework provides a simulation software and an API to develop external modules that are plugged into simulation, such as the problem/mission and artificial intelligence modules

An enhanced Simulator based on Agent Grid Repast.It has some bugs cleared from Agent Grid Repast and has enhanced features on Group Selection Policy.

KEMP is a fast FDTD solver on a GPU-based cluster. The FDTD (Finite-Difference Time-Domain) method is a popular numerical method for electromagnetic field simulations. KEMP enables hardware accelerations suitable for multi-GPU, multi-core CPU and GPU cluster. KEMP also provide easy configuration by using Python scripting language.

KInvestSim is an investment simulator for KDE4. It provides facilities for manipulating price and indicator data, writing and testing timing strategies, managing simulated portfolios, and measuring the performance of the simulated portfolios.

This project concerns K-MADe (Kernel of Model for Activity Description environment), a tool for contributing to the incorporation of ergonomics into the interactive systems design process, through task and activity analysis.