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openmole open menu close menu documentation demo download community openmole free and open source model exploration software learn more get started on your model dynamics adaptive design of experiments to gain knowledge what is openmole openmole has been developed since 2008 as a free and open source platform it offers tools to run explore diagnose and optimize your numerical model taking advantage of distributed computing environments with openmole you can explore your already developed model in any language java binary exe netlogo r scilab python c etc openmole comes with a graphical user interface gui to write scripts around your model these scripts will use openmole methods to explore your model and distribute its executions on high performing computing hpc environments with only a few lines of code openmole is the tool you need if you want to carry out real sensitivity analysis calibration on mono or multi criterion pattern diversity search in model dynamics or any custom design of experiments plug plug your model in openmole and run it whatever the language java binary exe netlogo r scilab c python etc read more explore explore your parameter space optimize perform sensitivity analyses on your model through innovative methods read more scale scale up your experiments with no effort on servers clusters grids clouds etc read more do i need openmole if you have a program you want to study that can run on the command line for which you can set some inputs and get some output variables or files the answer is yes openmole is what you ve been waiting for all you need to do is plug your program executable in openmole 5 minutes use one of the distributed exploration algorithms 5 minutes launch the exploration either on your own computer 10 seconds or on a distributed execution environment with thousands of machines 1 minute to summarize you can start exploring processes at scale using legacy code and advanced numerical methods in approximately 10 minutes wanna try try the demonstration website download the openmole software follow the getting started guide read the full documentation community forum chat faq development changes sources join us about us publications team partners communication school twitter contact