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2007
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Design and construction of organic computing systems

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Design and construction of organic computing systems
Abstract— The next generation of embedded computing systems will have to meet new challenges. The systems are expected to act mainly autonomously, to dynamically adapt to changing environments and to interact with one another if necessary. Such systems are called organic. Organic Computing systems are similar to Autonomic Computing systems. In addition Organic Computing systems often behave life-like and are inspired by nature/biological phenomena. Design and construction of such systems brings new challenges for the software engineering process. In this paper we present a framework for design, construction and analysis of Organic Computing systems. It can facilitate design and construction as well as it can be used to (semi-)formally define organic properties like self-configuration or self-adaptation. We illustrate the framework on a real-world case study from production automation.
Hella Seebach, Frank Ortmeier, Wolfgang Reif
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Type Conference
Year 2007
Where CEC
Authors Hella Seebach, Frank Ortmeier, Wolfgang Reif
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