Takaaki AOKI (aoki.takaaki@nagoya-u.jp)
About Malouwe User Interface
Marlowe User Interface is support program for marlowe (a binary collision simulator, http://www.oecd-nea.org/tools/abstract/detail/psr-0137/) to desgin input data, as well as parse output .lst data.
Programs and scripts
- mui (mui.py, mui.exe):
GUI program to construct marlowe input file
- ml_post_ui (ml_post_ui.exe or ml_post_ui.py):
GUI program to parse output data.
- ml_post (ml_post.exe or ml_post.py):
Command line program to parse output data.
Project URLs
https://bitbucket.org/marlowe_ui/marlowe_ui/
- Documents
- Windows Binary
https://bitbucket.org/marlowe_ui/marlowe_ui/downloads/
(download marlowe_ui-(version)-win-amd64.exe)
- PyPI
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