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Yans is a extensible, mixed-level, Monte-Carlo Method based, discrete event network simulator. Yans is divided into interacting layers, namely: core, topology, nodes, monitors; and is driven by a config-file that describes the setup of the network.

Yaobi is a fast collision detection library for general triangulated objects. It uses a hierarchical representation based on oriented bounding boxes. Yaobi compares well with other libraries when it comes to speed and memory consumption.

Ytk is a Tcl/Tk program which adds menus, buttons and features to the basic command line driven Yorick program and language. It also enables usage of all Tcl/Tk widgets and functions including buttons, sliders, checkboxes, and other typical TK widgets to

An Interactive Fiction Player written for Java Virtual Machine. It implements the Z-machine and Glulx specifications and can be used either standalone or as an applet. The Z-Code/Glulx interpreter runs adventures made by Infocom and contemporary Inte

ZanyBlue: Ada libraries towards a finite element framework

Zwicker's Loudness Calculation (ISO532B) Tools. The project includes a loudness calculation program based on Zwicker's Method, and a WAV file analyzer generating data files for loudness calculation. Documentation and test files are also provided.

A Interactive Network VideoGame

Ntccrt is an interpreter for the Non-deterministic Timed Concurrent Constraint (ntcc) calculus and its probabilistic extension (pntcc). It allows to execute models either as a stand-alone program, as a patch in OpenMusic or as an plugin in Max/MSP or PD

aVolve is an evolutionary/genetic algorithm designed to evolve single-cell organisms in a micro ecosystem. It currently uses the JGAP Genetic algorithm, but does include a primitive genetic algorithm written in Python.

The aXBench (AUTOSAR extensible workbench) is a free eclipse plugin for modeling variant system architectures. This project collects modeling examples for the aXBench without having ti deal with the source code of the aXBench.

A MATLAB toolbox for approximate Bayesian computation (ABC) in stochastic differential equation models. It performs approximate Bayesian computation for stochastic models having latent dynamics defined by stochastic differential equations (SDEs) and not limited to the "state-space" modelling framework. Both one- and multi-dimensional SDE systems are supported and partially observed systems are easily accommodated. Variance components for the "measurement error" affecting the data/observations can be estimated. A 50-pages Reference Manual is provided with two case-studies implemented and discussed. The methodology is based on the research article available at http://arxiv.org/abs/1204.5459 Author's research page is http://www.maths.lth.se/matstat/staff/umberto/

The goals of RAFALE-SP is to create agent based mobility simulators. This toolkit is specialized to reproduce real mobility which take place on a real area like a town, a country and so on.

Web Based Astrodynamics Actual GPS constellation UTC julian gps time conversion ECI ECEF Kepler conversion

AMICI, the Assessment platform for Multiple Interdependent Critical Infrastructures, simplifies and boosts experimentation with cyber-physical systems. AMICI enables the real-time execution of physical process models developed in Matlab Simulink, in a way that they can interact with real cyber systems, e.g., ad-hoc software or even real malware. The simulated physical models may come from a wide range of domains, e.g., power generation, power transmission, railway transportation, chemical processes. AMICI includes two main software units that have been developed in C# (Windows) and have been ported on Unix-based systems with the help of the Mono platform. AMICI has been primarily tested in FreeBSD-based systems. AMICI is developed by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) For further documentation and acknowledgements please refer to http://ipsc.jrc.ec.europa.eu/?id=819

a program for astrodynamics, written in C++ include orbit propagator, formation, etc

New project name is Atomlight. https://sourceforge.net/projects/atomlight

This open source software benchmarks the queries per second of an Apache Lucene index. It is an Java implementation and uses MultiFieldQueryParser to form a query.

Free binary Turing Machine simulator with a graphical user interface and possibility to save your files. Language : French (no translation available)

This is bionically project.

birgHPC is a Linux Live CD distribution based on PelicanHPC and Debian Live. birgHPC features automated cluster configuration on PCs in the same network specifically for bioinformatics and molecular dynamics. If you are looking for CUDA support, try birgHPCC (https://sourceforge.net/projects/birghpcc/) If you use birgHPC in your work, please cite us: Teong Han Chew, Kwee Hong Joyce-Tan, Farizuwana Akma and Mohd Shahir Shamsir. birgHPC: creating instant computing clusters for bioinformatics and molecular dynamics. Bioinformatics. Volume 27, Issue 9. pp 1320-1321. doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btr109

birgHPCC is a major improvement over birgHPC (http://sourceforge.net/projects/birghpc/). While retaining the major functions of the original birgHPC, including automated computing cluster conversion and auto slots detection, the new version (birgHPCC) is capable of creating and configuring a compute unified device architecture (CUDA) computing cluster, hence the extra “C” in the name. In addition to the increase in image size (less than 2 gigabytes) and a new Linux base (previously Debian, now Ubuntu), CUDA-capable bioinformatics software programs, such as NAMD, HOOMD-blue, VMD, GPU-HMMER and GPU-BLAST, are pre-installed in birgHPCC, along with the CUDA driver, libraries and software development kit (SDK). In short, birgHPCC is the world's first CUDA-ready, bioinformatics-based, live DVD.

A 2D robotic simulation built on top of the Box2D physics engine. The goal is to make the code ridiculously easy to understand and extend.

Systemc simulation module controlling This tool is aimed to ease the systemc simulation processing.

Designed to help visualize how evolution works, this program will show the camouflage evolution of little polygons to match their background. Polygons will reproduce in slight variations of color and size while the user clicks to "kill" them.

Console based application which should compile on any system supporting c++. Includes calculations like blood alcohol content, 1/4 mile run, liter conversion, etc.