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To sup­port Source­Forge’s Project of the Month fea­tur­ing Min­sky, here are some sam­ple Min­sky mod­els. To down­load them, right click and choose “save as”–otherwise they will open in a sep­a­rate brows­er win­dow as XML files.

I’ve also made a playlist of 8 short videos show­ing some of the fea­tures of Min­sky. Those videos are also linked at the bot­tom of this post.

General Dynamic Models

• Sin func­tion
• Sin and oth­er func­tions
• Sim­ple har­mon­ic oscil­la­tor
• Preda­tor-prey (pop­u­la­tions not yet linked)
• Anoth­er Preda­tor-Prey
• Lorenz Attrac­tor
• Lorenz Attrac­tor with shock para­me­ter
• Henon Attrac­tor
• Rossler
• Henon
• Duff­ing
• Dou­ble Pen­du­lum
• Van der Pol
• Basic math for­mat­ting (dis­play­ing use of LaTeX)

Economic Models

• Good­win mod­el, lin­ear func­tions
• Good­win mod­el, non­lin­ear func­tions
• Min­sky mod­el, lin­ear func­tions
• Min­sky mod­el, non­lin­ear func­tions
• Min­sky with gov­ern­ment

Monetary Economic Models

• Basic Finan­cial mod­el with sin­gle God­ley Table
• Loan­able Funds
• Endoge­nous Mon­ey

 YouTube Playlist on Minsky

1. Using Min­sky to dis­play math­e­mat­i­cal func­tions

2. A sim­ple pop­u­la­tion growth mod­el

3. Adding a sec­ond pop­u­la­tion

4. Con­vert­ing to a preda­tor-prey mod­el

5. Show­ing off plot ranges, slid­ers, etc.

6. Build­ing a basic bank­ing mod­el

7. Run­ning a bank­ing mod­el, zoom­ing, groups, etc.

8. Menu items, DR/CR nota­tion, etc.