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Basic life is an application that desires to simulate basic life based on some basic chemistry/physics rules. This environment provides particles that can bond, vibrate, react, etc. in order to create basic cells

Built with R, this code allows the user to simulate the game of basketball. While the main focus is on simulating the NBA, the code provides a framework for simulating other leagues by modifying the default set of rules.

This project is aimed at analysis of the bat's cochlear model for its echo location performance. It uses DSP and statistical/stochastic signal processing theory. Language: Matlab and C/C++

A game/toy that simulates a world environment with organisms to survive: game of life with more complex rules. Every programmer can make his/her own organisms and compete with others. Hopefully in the future it will support genetics.

Bayesian Surprise Matlab toolkit is a basic toolkit for computing Bayesian surprise values given a large set of input samples. It is also useful as way of exploring surprise theory. For more information see also: http://ilab.usc.edu/

BehaveRT is a C++ library that helps to create interactive simulations of a large number of virtual agents. Hardware acceleration (GPUs) guarantees high performances.

An Open Source IEC 61131-3 Integrated Development Environment, providing PLCOpen SoftPLC programming, CanOpen IO's, and SVG based HMI.

Bio.Cairn is a library of highly-configurable high-performance modules to support numerical simulators for biological processes. Written in ANSI-standard C++, it makes extensive use of template metaprogramming and the BOOST libraries.

BioFVM is an open source diffusive transport solver for biological problems. It can solve for the diffusion of tens or hundreds of substrates on large 3-D domains. For simplicity, the code has minimal external dependencies. BioFVM was first published in: A. Ghaffarizadeh, S.H. Friedman, and P. Macklin. BioFVM: an efficient, parallelized diffusive transport solver for 3-D biological simulations. Bioinformatics 32(8): 1156-8, 2016. DOI: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btv730 method paper: http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btv730

This project has moved to GitHub https://github.com/BioGearsEngine/Engine

This project is a modification of the original evolution simulation & artificial life project by Joan Queralt Molina: https://sourceforge.net/projects/biogenesis/ In both, the original project and this modification, 2-dimensional organisms consisting of line segments interact with each other, reproduce and evolve in time. Compared to the original project, this modification explores the following features: * alternative mutation mechanisms * an alternative stress-based aging mechanism It is based on the new_design branch of Biogenesis (https://sourceforge.net/p/biogenesis/git/ci/new_design/tree/), its source code can be obatained from http://sourceforge.net/p/biogenesisxmod/code/ci/xmod/tree/ If you want to post a review, remember that this is only a modification, so comment on my changes, not on the simulation. Biogenesis discussion forum: https://sourceforge.net/p/biogenesis/discussion/

Investigacion de diseño avanzado en biomecanica computacional con elementos finitos usando herramientas de software-libre.

BitBang is an agent-based simulation framework, best suited for complex systems or artificial life research. It is developed with ease of integration in mind, allowing the interplay with existing 3D and physics engines.

A framework built on Berkley's Ptolemy. Runs a variety of bit width optimization algorithms and suggests bit widths. Includes parsers for simulink and system generator.

The Brunswick Science Fair Project is an attempt to evolve code snippets into complex organisms. Programmed in Java

Blackjack Analyst is a program allowing evaluation of blackjack playing strategies through simulation.

Using Blender3D as an interface for NC Simulation and Visualization

Blit contains a group of highly efficient iterative sparse solvers that can handle multiple right-hand-sides (i.e. block solvers). We will implement BLQMR, BLGMRES and other block algorithms in MATLAB, FORTRAN 90, C/C++, CUDA and OpenCL.

FreeBlockSim is a graphical block diagram editor/simulator for use with FreeSim++. FreeSim++ is a free to use C++ block library for dinamical systems simulation. Available soon on www.estudios-electricos.com

Blubber system is an Eclipse RCP application for distributed systems modeling. Designed for university researches and inlcudes: task graph editor; graph transformation tools; graph modelling on distributed system; real-time modelling on GerdaFramework.

"Blue Planet" is a research project simulating the behaviour and darwinian evolution of unicellular lifeforms, each controlled by its own genetic program. Moreover, "Blue Planet Inhabitants" are suited for swarm intelligence and swarm research.

BorealSE is a simulation engine writen in Java that aims to be a platform for distributed discrete event simulation models. It also aims to incorporate the ideas and benefits of OOP so that simulation models can be written on top of reusable components.

Boxcomp is compression estimation program for corrugated fiberboard packaging. It is principally aimed at Regularly slotted Case designs, but can be used to estimate other styles by amending the parameters.

Brax is a fast and fully differentiable physics engine for large-scale rigid body simulations, built on JAX. It is designed for research in reinforcement learning and robotics, enabling efficient simulations and gradient-based optimization.

The Bristol Cloud Service simulation runner is a cloud computing Software as a Service designed to enable users to quickly launch simulation code on Amazon AWS' Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). BRiCS is written in Python using the Django framework and interacts with EC2 using the boto API. BriCS enables multiple simulation runs to be launched in parallel from a web browser. Model configuration (parameters) files are uploaded via the browser and results files are downloadable on completion. BriCS enables researchers with software simulation models to access the rapid scale out opportunities of the cloud. Why wait days or weeks for a series of trials to complete when you can run them in parallel in the time it takes to complete one?