Search Results for "table"

Minsky brings system dynamics and monetary modelling to economics. Models are defined using flowcharts on a drawing canvas (as are Matlab's Simulink, Vensim, Stella, etc). Minsky's unique feature is the "Godley Table", which uses double entry bookkeeping to generate stock-flow consistent models of financial flows. Minsky is good for demonstrating mathematics too, with the most "math-like" interface in system dynamics. Sign up to Minsky's Patreon page (for as little as $1 a month) at https://www.patreon.com/Ravelation/. This creates a user community, which SourceForge doesn't facilitate.

...MetaMIS provides a user-friendly interactive stand-alone graphical interface for scientists without programming skills to investigate the interactions among microorganisms. 2017.03.09 MetaMIS_v1.02: - Create an option to export consensus table. - Decimal time is allowed. 2016.12.16 MetaMIS_v1.01: - fix the memory-out problem for larger abundance table (>500 OTUs). - add three items to constrain the total number of running interaction networks 2016.11.17 MetaMIS_v1

The Sphinx project is dedicated to create common accessible environment for system dynamics simulation. This software is developed on Java 6 platform and use Java Swing GUI.

A networks-on-chip (NoC) simulator allows designers to early estimate performance (latency and throughput), energy efficiency (average/peak power, average energy per packet) and area of several networks on-chip configurations at different CMOS nodes. This tool is a cycle-accurate simulator and is open-source using SystemC, a C++ plugin, which is used to quickly model complex systems at a higher level but less details than RTL. NoCTweak was developed by Dr. Anh Tran and Dr. Bevan Baas at UC...

A topological data structure to handle 2D, surfaces and 3D simplicial meshes. This data structure is implemented in C++ using templates. It is based on Corner-Table and CGAL data structure.

A framework for generating a random universe populated with random stars, planets, etc. Uses the laws of physics and the known periodic table of elements for computations.