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by BlockScience

cadCAD is a Python package that assists in the processes of designing, testing and validating complex systems through simulation, with support for Monte Carlo methods, A/B testing and parameter sweeping.

Getting Started

1. Install cadCAD

cadCAD requires Python 3
cadCAD can be installed using Pythons package manager, pip

pip install cadCAD

2. Learn the basics

Check out our tutorials (available both as Jupyter Notebooks and videos) to familiarize yourself with some system modelling concepts and cadCAD terminology. Alternatively, go straight to the documentation.

3. Connect

Find other cadCAD users at our Discourse. We are a small but rapidly growing community.