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Kinetic.jl

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Free trial—Yes
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Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
LinuxYesYes
APIYes—
Plans published01
Spec score · Physics Simulation Software7.6 (#48)8.6 (#9)
ApplicationsIt supports particle transport and advection-diffusion-type equations involving particles such as molecules, photons, plasmas, and neutrons.The product page describes applications including software and hardware architectures, communication networks, and operations research for forecasting, capacity planning, and supply chain management.
Assessment toolsNoNo
Authoring toolsNoYes
Delivery modedesktopdesktop
Free planYesNo
Lesson libraryNoNo
Parallel computingThe distributed computing guide uses Julia's Distributed module and describes MPI-type parallelization across workers.SimEvents is eligible for use with Parallel Computing Toolbox and MATLAB Parallel Server, but not MATLAB Compiler or Simulink Compiler.
PurposeKinetic is a computational fluid dynamics toolbox written in Julia that combines mechanical and neural network models in a unified framework.SimEvents models message based communication in Simulink and other event driven processes using a discrete event simulation engine and component library.
SupportThe documentation invites users to ask questions, open issues, and submit pull requests for questions, suggestions, or solutions.The product page links to documentation, examples, videos, technical articles, functions, requirements, and release notes.
3D visualsNoNo

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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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