NetLogo

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NetLogo Upgrade

Uri Wilensky
Associate Professor of Learning Sciences and Computer Science
Director, Center for Connected Learning and Computer-based Modeling
Executive Committee, Northwestern Institute on Complex Systems

emailed me today to announce the new upgrade to NetLogo.

"The NetLogo development team at the Center for Connected Learning and
Computer-Based Modeling at Northwestern University is pleased to
announce NetLogo 3.0."

"This is a major release that substantially expands NetLogo's
capabilities."

"NetLogo 3.0 is available for free download from our site at"
http://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/

If you are not aware of it, NetLogo is a university project that lists cutting-edge software, applets, etc. in several disciplines, many interfacing with each other. Here you can find anything from SmallWords, to DLA, to Fractals, to ... you name it. Try the followings

SmallWorlds

This model explores the formation of networks that result in the "small world" phenomenon -- the idea that a person is only a couple of connections away any other person in the world. A popular example of the small world phenomenon is the network formed by actors appearing in the same movie (e.g. the "six degrees of Kevin Bacon" game), but small worlds are not limited to people-only networks.


Problab

This is a collection of software on many probability and stats subjects

If you are a math or computer science fan, check the Turin Machine, Random Walk or L-System Fractals.

Feel free to download and share your feedback here.

Cheers

Orion

[kidmercury]

here's the intro to their site:

Welcome to NetLogo!

NetLogo is a cross-platform multi-agent programmable modeling environment from CCL (the people who brought you StarLogoT). NetLogo also powers the HubNet participatory simulation system. NetLogo is free of charge. For a fuller description, click here.

When they make a version of their site that I can understand, I'll definitely check it out.

[orion]

Originally Posted by kidmercury

here's the intro to their site:

When they make a version of their site that I can understand, I'll definitely check it out.

I know what you mean. They refer to netlogo to both the package and project.


Good stuff they have.


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