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exaDEM vs SimEvents

exaDEM

collab4exanbody.github.io

SimEvents

mathworks.com

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FigureexaDEMSimEvents
Price from——
Free plan——
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
LinuxYesYes
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published01
Spec score · Physics Simulation Software7.4 (#64)8.6 (#9)
Assessment toolsNoNo
Authoring toolsNoYes
Delivery modedesktopdesktop
Free planYesNo
Lesson libraryNoNo
Parallel computingIt combines MPI and OpenMP threading and supports MPI with GPUs using CUDA through the Onika layer.SimEvents is eligible for use with Parallel Computing Toolbox and MATLAB Parallel Server, but not MATLAB Compiler or Simulink Compiler.
PurposeExaDEM is a Discrete Element Method code for computational simulations, developed within the exaNBody framework.SimEvents models message based communication in Simulink and other event driven processes using a discrete event simulation engine and component library.
SupportThe project directs users to file bug issues and lists [email protected] for support or collaboration questions.The product page links to documentation, examples, videos, technical articles, functions, requirements, and release notes.

Plans

exaDEM

No plans published.

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exaDEM

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SimEvents

SimEvents is desktop software for modeling message-based communication and other event-driven processes. It uses a discrete-event simulation engine and component library, and can combine event-based models with Simulink time-based models for large hybrid systems. Blocks represent entity creation and destruction, queues, service times, routing, attributes, and event responses. Resource Pool, Resource Acquirer, and Resource Releaser blocks model resource allocation, while repeated simulations can support optimization. Analysis includes latency, throughput, packet loss, queue lengths, delays, and average service times. Users can simulate and debug models, inspect queue contents, visualize entity activity, and build custom visualization tools. Output statistics aggregate measures, and Sequence Viewer displays messages, events, and entities. MATLAB Discrete Event System and Discrete Event Chart blocks allow custom behavior. Listed applications include communication networks, software and hardware architectures, forecasting, capacity planning, and supply chain management. SimEvents requires MATLAB and Simulink, runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux, and has a 30-day trial with paid licensing.

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