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Braket.jl
Experimental Julia implementation of the Amazon Braket SDK
Braket.jl is not an officially supported AWS product. This package is a Julia implementation of the Amazon Braket SDK allowing customers to access Quantum Hardware and Simulators. This is experimental software, and support may be discontinued in the future. For a fully supported SDK, please use the Python SDK. We may change, remove, or deprecate parts of the API when making new releases. Please review the CHANGELOG for information about changes in each release. -
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POMDPs
Interface for defining, solving, simulating Markov decision processes
...The POMDPTools package acts as a "standard library" for the POMDPs.jl interface, providing implementations of commonly-used components such as policies, belief updaters, distributions, and simulators. -
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Molly.jl
Molecular simulation in Julia
Much of science can be explained by the movement and interaction of molecules. Molecular dynamics (MD) is a computational technique used to explore these phenomena, from noble gases to biological macromolecules. Molly.jl is a pure Julia package for MD, and for the simulation of physical systems more broadly. The package is described in a talk at Enzyme Conference 2023 and an earlier talk at the JuliaMolSim minisymposium at JuliaCon 2022. Slides are also available for a tutorial in September...
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