Publication:
Awareness Magazine-Self Awarness in Autonomic Systems;07/2012
Publication type:
Article
Abstract:
Awareness for computerized systems is possible by chaining functions
in a control loop that monitors sensors, recognizes objects, predicts
problems and, ultimately, learns.
NASA exploration missions increasingly rely on the concepts of autonomic computing, exploiting these to increase the survivability of remote missions, particularly when human tending is not feasible. This paper presents ...
We address the need to realize a runtime self-modifiable architecture for autonomic systems, specified and generated with the ASSL (Autonomic System Specification Language) framework. This framework generates such systems ...
We present a new formal approach to the implementation of embedded systems, arrived at by introducing self-management capabilities to the same. We use the ASSL (Autonomic System Specification Language) framework to approach ...
Modern reasoning is based on inference techniques such as induction, deduction, abduction, subsumption, classification and recognition. These inference techniques are very inefficient when applied to large amounts of ...
Self-adaptation is the ability of a system to adapt its behavior
and/or computational structures to changes in the
execution environment. The paradigm requires that the system
engages in various interactions where ...
