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I asked a question on stack overflow for visualization software for a discrete stocahstic simulation. Here is the link to the question: stack overflow question I have not got a good reply. I want to have a model for a stochastic discrete system governed by a set of equations/relationships that affect the states over time. The system is not analytically tractable, so it should be simulated, and I would like to see a simulation over the time course. The system consists of a set of actors with states that are dependent on the edge connectivity of the system. I would like the communication over the edge set to also be visualized dynamically over time. Simjava (simjava) does something analogous, but is outdated. The application will be to exchange networks. |
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I recommend using Prefuse or Flare. They are very flexible, open source and allow for really beautiful visualizations. @Axs, very very nice, thanks! But for the animation aspect over time, would I need to re-render every time instance?
(Jun 26 '11 at 05:40)
VassMan
Their APIs allow to specify what/when to render, so you can have it done precisly as you need
(Jun 26 '11 at 06:01)
Axs
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