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LINE is an open-source software package to analyze queueing models via analytical methods and simulation. The solver is available for Python, MATLAB, C++ and Java. LINE features algorithms for the solution of open queueing systems (e.g., M/M/1, M/M/k, M/G/1, ...), open and closed queueing networks, and layered queueing networks. The LINE discrete event simulator (LDES) covers a broad spectrum of these models.

This program is an offline and stand-alone Java application which simulates the Enigma encryption machine that was used during World War II.

Discrete-event simulator for medical emergency department resource allocation.

GatcomSUMO is a multi-platform application that facilitates the building of VANET simulations using the SUMO traffic simulator and the OMNeT++ network simulator. The tasks related to the generation of abstract or synthetic scenarios, the download and conversion of network scenarios based on real maps (e.g. from OpenStreetMap), the route creation process, and the vehicles mobility modelling are integrated in a user-friendly graphical interface. This tool performs the necessary actions by invoking the set of utilities included in SUMO, saving the user from typing complex command-line orders. ...

A simulator that allows programs written in Java for a National Instruments CRIO to be run on a local computer by overloading the libraries provided by WPI. Some things we've fixed since 0.1a: Kinect no longer throws an exception upon instantiation, the Watchdog is usable, array elements can now be edited in the gui, and lots of under the hood reimplementation to replace native methods. DISCLAIMER: this is not like the diamond bullet studios simulation, this only simulates how the...

Celeste is a tiny and simple Cellular Automata simulator written in Java. It is a command line application that writes an image of each simulation step. Celeste was designed to run Conway's Game of Life but other rulesets can be implemented as well. It is released under the extremely permissive WTFPL.

Network Coding Simulator. Basic scanarios include batterfly network, wireless network and LDPC-style networks.

A DEVS simulator API written in Java. DEVS stands for Discrete EVent Specification formalism.

EMSIM -- EnergyMarketSIMulator -- Agent-based EEX Replay. EMSIM is a META-Simulator that can show you what would have happened at the EEX spot market if ...

This project about providing run-time support for developing Decentralized Autonomic Computing systems (Eclipse Innovation Grand). Currently the project contains a automatic guided vehicle (AGV) simulator and an editor and visualisation as eclipse plugin

JavArch is a simple gate-level and above simulator. It is written in Java so it is portable and uses Java's builtin event-driven mechanisms to reflect how electronics actually work.

PajFit (Parallel Job Fit) is simple simulator for scheduling parallel jobs. It has a GUI to see the scheduling output. It supports rigid and moldable jobs, as well as advance reservations and jobs with hard deadlines.

discretesim is a framework for implementing discrete simulations in Java.

A deterministic pandemic influenza simulator. Computes the effect of interventions like antiviral treatment of cases and social distancing. To be used for pandemic preparedness planning by health care offices. OS-independent Java/SWT/RCP/Applet.

Mupisim is a simulator for distributed, mobile systems. Its primary purpose is the study of mobile processes (e.g. mobile agents) and their communication mechanisms. It may also be used to evaluate the efficiency of a given process migration scheme.

Formicidae is the official simulator and visualizer for the Ant-Wars competitive programming site, written in Java and SISC. The site is hosted at www.ant-wars.net.

A basic MIPS simulator based on DEVS (Discrete Event System Specification). This project aims to develop the behavior of some components of the MIPS architecture (Registers, Memory, Muxs) including only seven instructions (add, sub, and, or, lw, sw, beq)

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.

This project has adopted a parser for the output of SimIt-ARM's sema_count program. It is useful to get statistically relevant information from the output of a batch run of the simulator.