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The Development System for Auditory Modelling (DSAM) is a computational library designed specifically for producing simulations of the auditory system. It brings together many established auditory models within a flexible programming platform.

Neuroph is lightweight Java Neural Network Framework which can be used to develop common neural network architectures. Small number of basic classes which correspond to basic NN concepts, and GUI editor makes it easy to learn and use.

For the purpose of policy simulation in coupled social-ecological systems (e.g. energy supply), a credible modelling of actors – especially citizens – and their decision processes is needed. This requires a framework capable of handling high numbers of heterogeneous agents (several hundreds of thousands). LARA (Lightweight Architecture for boundedly Rational Agents) meets these requirements and fills the gap between frameworks without built-in psychological foundations and full-fledged...

...A web application Visual SPiM, and a destkop application SPiM Player. Both simulation tools require to be run on a Windows platform. Fortunately Microsoft has also released a command line version for Linux and Mac OS based on OCAML however this version will only output a CSV file for the simulation results. SPiM2Eclipse provides a bridge for those running SPiM from the command-line by allowing simulations to be completed by a single click, displaying an embedded plot of the results. Features: -As an Eclipse plugin you have all of the powerful features of Eclipse available to you. ...

Pamvotis is a Wireless LAN Simulator for all the current physical layer extentions of the IEEE 802.11 (IEEE 802.11 a/b/g) standard and for the IEEE 802.11e Draft for Quality of Service in WLANs.

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.

Virtual interactive experiments (vexp) is a framework to promote the developmentand use of cooperative e-learning experiments over the internet. Interactive scientific experiments which can be controlled by various users synchronously.

This program tries to simulate a simple computer. Users can write assembly programs for this simulator, which can be loaded and interpreted as instructions. An OS is also included with it, providing process dispatching and file system functions.