pop.py

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Pop.py is a simulator of populations. Originally concieved to track the spread of words across language groups, pop.py can simulate any type of population, from schooling fish to n-dimensional celluar automata.

Features

polymorphic data container (MemUnit)
simple design
easy extensibility
fast integer indexing for data
separate param data type

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License

GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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Languages

English

User Interface

Console/Terminal, Tk, Web-based

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Registered

2010-08-04

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