Open Source Python Simulation Software - Page 13

DEVSimPy is an advanced wxPython GUI for the modeling and simulation of systems based on the DEVS (Discrete EVent system Specification) formalism. Features include powerful built-in editor, advanced modeling approach, powerful discrete event simulation algorithm, import/export DEVS components library and more.

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.

Esra is a 100% pure java library for the interactive analysis of molecular mechanics data. Mangles your data in your favorite scripting language.

This project is started out of the idea to simulate simple creatures like game of live. The goal is to build up an multi processor/host environment to simulate the building of simple live in given world environments.

Translates OpenFOAM (Open Source CFD Toolbox, see http://sourceforge.net/projects/foam) data into MED format (see http://www.code-aster.org/outils/med). The initial goal to develop this utility was to be able integrate OpenFOAM functionality with SALOME

A 3D robots simulator written in python. Uses ODE physics and OpenGL/Inventor graphics. A differential wheels robot is provided. There is no user interface but the code is small and is intended to be easily extended for your simulations.

gCoder is a GUI, server-client based dyanmic programing contest controler built in Python. Its a programing contest controller like pc^2 and TopCoder(TM) areana. It use system test module, which can actually test contestent codes without any human interf

A genetic algorithm in Python for evolving programs that write a given string to an allocated dataspace, using a made-up machine language with only 7 instructions and flow reversal.

is a interactive molecular visualisation program designed especially designed for coarse-grained simulation of non-spherical particles. Ellipsoids (Gay-Berne), disks, and custom shaped uniaxial particle (e.g. pear-shaped particles) can be represented.

This is a collection of Python functions, with which data can be exported from the Python environment to a file which can be viewed in GoogleEarth.

User friendly interface for calculating electronic properties in graphene-like ribbons. The programs uses the tight binding approximation and mean field Hubbard model to predict electronic properties of graphene-like nanoribbons. See Discussion to ask questions or details Update: New versions of this program will be known as quantum-honeycomp

hemcuveGUI is a graphical interface for HEMCUVE++ (see http://tsc.unex.es/~llandesa/page17/page17.html). More specifically, hemcuveGUI lets you · to collect all the data required by HEMCUVE++, · to manage a materials database, · to call the external executable HEMCUVE++ and · to visualize its results.

Collection of utilities to link together various simulation codes relevant to the analysis and optimisation of Human Powered Vehicles (HPVs)

icetools provides a development environment for numerical ice flow models/simulations. Nonlinear rheology and Stokes approach are implemented. "Ready to use" programs/scripts are available based on different numerical libraries, from educational to HPC

Python program devoted to study the relationship between cells during inmune response. It is based on a 3D periodic boundary conditions grid where cells see each other and react according to certain movement, growth and interaction rules.

mgE3D - mgEngine3D is an unfinished 3D Engine based on OpenGL. By now it provided several features like scenetree, mesh/skeleton mesh rendering and animation, terrain, materials, textures, multiple viewports, Python exporter for Blender and so on.

A simulation of operating system functions to test a new type of operating system security.

This is a GUI for the Neurogrid neuromorphic system (http://www.stanford.edu/group/brainsinsilicon/challenge.html).

NEVESIM is a software package for event-driven simulation of networks of spiking neurons with a fast simulation core in C++, and a scripting user interface in the Python programming language. It supports simulation of heterogeneous networks with different types of neurons and synapses, and can be easily extended by the user with new neuron and synapse types. To enable heterogeneous networks and extensibility, NEVESIM is designed to decouple the simulation logic of communicating events (spikes) between the neurons at a network level from the implementation of the internal dynamics of individual neurons.

This toolbox generates automatically a vtk-visualization for an ode (Open Dynamics Engine) simulation under Python. You only have to define the simulation space and world and forward these entities to the visualization. That's all... Install also via pip possible: pip install odeViz

openSim is a software platform for the creation, simulation and visualization of system dynamics models.

This is the outdated code of black_rhino. The new version is maintained and hosted on github. Please see https://github.com/cogeorg/black_rhino

**(9 march 2016) this project is continued on github : http://jaapkroe.github.io/polypy ** Python script to analyze (shortest-path) rings in structures read from xyz-files. It can be useful for example to identify defects in crystal structures or molecules.

This project has been moved to: https://github.com/fmipp/powerfactory-fmu The FMI++ PowerFactory FMU Export Utility is a stand-alone tool for exporting FMUs for Co-Simulation (FMI Version 1.0 & 2.0) from DIgSILENT PowerFactory models. It is open-source (BSD-like license) and freely available. It is based on code from the FMI++ library and the Boost C++ libraries. The FMI++ PowerFactory FMU Export Utility provides a graphical user interface (new in version v1.0) and - alternatively - Python scripts that generate FMUs from certain PowerFactory models. Additional files (e.g., time series files) and start values for exported variables can be specified. Currently, two types of simulations are supported: In quasi-static steady-state simulations a power system’s evolution with respect to time is captured by a series of load flow snapshots. RMS simulations allow to calculate the time-dependent dynamics of electromechanical models, including control devices (new in version v0.6).

An experimental ISS for freescale's e500v2 core. It is meant to simulate only cpu and memory subsystem and is purely intended for academic/learning purposes only.