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Here are some historical
1(!) Java applets written by me.
The purpose of the applets is to demonstrate the behaviour of a particular system,
i.e., the applets should not be considered as real simulators.
- Stochastic processes:
- Dispatching problem to parallel queues
is an important dynamic decision problem araising in many contexts. (2010)
- Markov process tool lets you design an arbitrary
Markov chain or process, and simulate it. (2004)
- Queueing network applet
allows you to build an arbitrary queueing network and simulate it. (2001)
- One server queuing system demonstration
shows how the backlog in server develops in time. (1999)
- Wireless networks:
- Floating content applet
illustrates a location specific information distribution scheme
relying solely on a short range node-to-node communication in ad-hoc
manner. (2010)
- Wireless Multihop
network simulator illustrating different routing strategies
in large scale networks. (2007)
- Random Waypoint (RWP) mobility model applet
simulates n nodes moving according to RWP model, e.g., in a unit disk. (2004-2005)
- Networking:
- TCP model applet
tries to visualize the TCP AIMD rate control scheme. (2006)
- RWA in WDM network demonstration
assigns wavelengths to an arbitrarily connected network. (1997)
- Others:
- Tic Tac Toe demonstration of
the First Policy Iteration, fairly easy to beat. (2001)
- Pendulum, a demonstration of classical pendulums. (2000)
Note that you need a Java enabled browser to run applets.
Comments are welcome and can be emailed to
esa@netlab.tkk.fi.
1)
No one uses Java Applets anymore
