Difference between revisions of "Adaptation"
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| + | If we consider it as a black box is it important to distinguish the system-in-the-box between a fully adaptive (eg. knowledge-based) solution or a hard-coded one (like an EPROM)? The following two terms should be introduced: adaptive behavior and adaptive methodology clearly separating the component's behavior (external) and the workflows inside (internal). | ||
Latest revision as of 10:18, 24 June 2009
Definition of adaptation
- When can we say that a system is adaptive?
- When can we say that a component is adaptive?
Adaptation of a component
If we consider it as a black box is it important to distinguish the system-in-the-box between a fully adaptive (eg. knowledge-based) solution or a hard-coded one (like an EPROM)? The following two terms should be introduced: adaptive behavior and adaptive methodology clearly separating the component's behavior (external) and the workflows inside (internal).
