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pymerlin 0.0.9 documentation
pymerlin 0.0.9 documentation
  • Quickstart
  • Tutorials
    • Intro Tutorial: Solid State Recorder
      • Getting Started
      • Model Test Drive
      • Enumerated and Derived Resources
      • Using Current Value in an Effect Model
      • Second Look
      • Integrating Data Rate
      • Integral Method Comparison
      • Sim Configuration
    • Going further
  • User Guides
    • How to organize your project
    • How to use pymerlin in Jupyter
    • Modeling Data Volume
    • Modeling Power
    • Modeling Telecom
    • Scheduling
    • Using spice for geometry
    • Build an Aerie-compatible JAR file
    • Monte-Carlo analyses
  • Background
    • Discrete Event Simulation
    • Planning and Scheduling
    • Tuning Fidelity
    • Command Errors
    • Co-Simulation
  • API Reference
    • pymerlin
      • pymerlin.checkout
      • pymerlin.clock
        • pymerlin.clock.clock
        • pymerlin.clock.ClockMaker
        • pymerlin.clock.DerivedClock
      • pymerlin.duration
        • pymerlin.duration.Duration
      • pymerlin.model_actions
        • pymerlin.model_actions.call
        • pymerlin.model_actions.delay
        • pymerlin.model_actions.spawn
        • pymerlin.model_actions.wait_until
      • pymerlin.reactions
        • pymerlin.reactions.monitor_updates
  • Common Errors
  • Glossary

Development

  • Architecture
  • Developing pymerlin
  • Contributing
  • License
  • Publishing to pypi
  • Documentation
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pymerlin¶

pymerlin is a discrete event simulation framework, built for use in the Aerie ecosystem.

To learn more about Aerie, read the Aerie Docs.

Ready to get started? Check out the Quickstart guide.

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Source code¶

You can access the source code at: https://github.com/mattdailis/pymerlin.

How to get help, contribute, or provide feedback¶

See our feedback and contribution submission guidelines.

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