Languages and Tools

# Overview # Python and Julia Resources

# Related Projects and Resources

The Review of Economic Dynamics code repository for published articles link. The AER has also started supplying companion code to published papers.
The Quantitative Macroeconomics and Real Business Cycles RePEc page QMRBC link contains many contributions of replicated code (perhaps already incorporated into the Replication Wiki?) and author submissions of published work link to code.
Several textbooks have developed toolkits to aid computational novices in learning methods. A well known example is Miranda and Fackler's toolkit link. Perhaps a less well known example is Heer and Maussner's companion code link.
There are many repositories for Fortran code, here is one such link.

Agent repository (funded by NSF): www.openabm.org
CRISIS project (EU funded): www.crisis-economics.eu
EURACE project (previous EU project, goal was large-scale but typically runs with 10K households and firms): www.eurace.org
ICEACE is a EURACE-derived project to model Iceland: http://iceace.github.io/home/
Herbert Dawid at Bielefeld (Germany) uses EURACE-derived code for policy: http://www.wiwi.uni-bielefeld.de/lehrbereiche/vwl/etace/research/Agent-based_Modelling/
Marco Valente is an economist at the small University dell'Aquila in Italy, working on consumption using agents. He has built the LSD library in C++, which basically reduces the amount of C code you have to write to create an agent model; my sense is that LSD has very few users and is an example of a software development project that has not found much success in the wider world: http://www.labsimdev.org/Joomla_1-3/
FLAME is an agent modeling library for GPUs, popular in the UK (little economics focus): http://www.flame.ac.uk
While very few agent models feature stochastic DP , the one area where you can consistently see it used in agent models is in decision-making performed by electricity generating firms in electric power (ISO-type) models. One model about which there are a lot of papers is MACSEM (e.g., http://www.gecad.isep.ipp.pt/gecad/Files/Reports/Report0307/Papers/IESJournals/Praca-final.lo.pdf)