BMSpy: Block-Model Simulator for python
BMS is a block model time simulator: it computes time values of time functions (called variables) linked by blocks which represent equations and behaviors between them. A model (class DynamicSystem) contains blocks, which contains the variables.
BMS is designed as a lightweight, fully scriptable, open-source equivalent to simulink in python.
Documentation
Reference, tutorial
A web documentation is available on pythonhosted, generated with sphinx, which includes some tutorial and reference: https://pythonhosted.org/bms/
Examples
Some examples on how defining the model and working with the results are provided in the examples/ folder on github: https://github.com/masfaraud/BMSpy/tree/master/scripts
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