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SimFPGA is a graphical user interface (GUI) tool designed to facilitate the simulation of VHDL projects. It enables users to select VHDL source files and testbenches, configure library and standard settings, and run simulations using GHDL. Additionally, it allows visualization of waveforms through GTKWave. SimFPGA elaborates the project files using GHDL and builds the VHDL project before simulating it. This ensures code verification without the need for additional compilation tools. ...

...It is most effective for computations which are based on large vectors or n-dimensional arrays of numbers, and mostly (but not limited to) identical element-wise operations. The user can select which available OpenCL hardware and drivers are to be used. The Package offers new numeric data types with many built-in operations (e.g., overloaded operators). It is flexibly extendible by user-written OpenCL C programs. The Package does not, by itself, provide parallelization of higher numerical methods (like BLAS or LAPACK). ...

...It exhibits several features which makes itself suitable for the field of biological or ALife modelling: The “modelling backbone” consists in the language XL. It is fully integrated, e.g., the user can interactively select the rules to be applied. GroIMP provides classes that can be used in modelling: Turtle commands, further geometrical classes like bicubic surfaces, the class Cell which has been used in the Game Of Life implementation, and so on. The outcome of a model is visualised within GroIMP. In the visual representation of the model output, users can i

Gaussian Process model for fitting deterministic simulator output. Establish efficient and reliable likelihood optimization through hybridized DIRECT-BFGS and multi-start BFGS algorithms. Programming Language: Matlab.

...This simulation uses cells of 6 different colors each of which is initially given one cell to be placed in a random location on the grid. 3 rules govern the evolution of this system: First, each cell will randomly select an empty cell around it or itself. If an empty cell is selected, a new cell will be formed in it. If the cell selects itself, it will not expand. In the next iteration, the new cells follow the same process. Second, every color is predestined to consume another color if the two make contact. In other words, if Color A consumes Color B, whenever Color A's cells randomly select Color B's cells, that selected cell will be converted to Color A. ...

...The system to be simulated is defined in an XML file, while the joint positions and motor signals can be sensed and actuated from a Matlab script. Examples are provided. Starting at version 0.30, MatODE is only available for Windows and Linux 64-bit. For older 32-bit versions, select "Browse all files".

...The user may position the starship at one of hundreds of objects in the database or enter the position using galactic coordinates. Navigate by destination or course using one of a multiple of "warp speed" selections available. Viewers: Select from Forward view or Tactical view. Flight and arrival times are given for various speeds when a destination is selected. Status bar shows stardate, course, speed, and galactic coordinates in real time. Able to play background starship sounds or music mod files enduring the long journey! Currently only available on the Amiga platform, but is actively being ported to Windows at this time. ...

...It is derived from ORIPA which is developed by MITANI Jun. New features by ORIPA S are: - save current crease pattern as a image file (jpeg, png) not only original project file. - while pasting, select a point on pattern to be matched against destination point. - Some considerable bugs are fixed (i.e., wrong undo behavior on ORIPA v0.35). This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

A project originally for an undergraduate Freshman seminar on motion planning algorithms. Provides a basic interface for drawing obstacles in a 2-D plane and the ability to select an algorithm by which to plan a path in this user-defined world.