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I am looking into using Java to be able to model/simulate (MODSIM) discrete and continuous systems in the areas of traffic modeling, birth/death process, spread of disease etc. I have a working knowledge of Java. I have a good grasp of calculus and differential equations.
I am looking for a MODSIM software that is:
a)Free and Java based
b)Does most of the graphics/animation and allows for 3D Visualization
c)Allows for Java Extensions
I looked at the following software:
a)NetLogo - allows Java extensions but is based on writing procedures.
b)Greenfoot - based in Java and allows for Java Extensions
For modeling the kind of systems that I have mentioned in the first paragraph of my question:
1) Is Greenfoot a good choice ?
2) What other Java based MODSIM tools would you recommend?
Thank you! Hop
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If you are interested in agent based simulations, I'd recommend RePast. Anyway, I've recently been searching for something similar and unfortunatelly I didn't find anything interesting. We've ended up writing our software at our university.
PS: Never heared of Greenfoot, sorry
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