Originating from closed parallel systems, coordination models and technologies gained in expressive power so to deal with open distributed systems. In particular, nature-inspired models of coordination emerged in the last decade as the most effective approaches to tackle the complexity of pervasive, intelligent, and self-* systems. In this talk we survey the most relevant nature-inspired coordination models, discuss the main open issues, and explore the trends for their future development.
Andrea Omicini (2013). Nature-inspired Coordination for Complex Distributed Systems. BERLIN HEIDELBERG : Springer [10.1007/978-3-642-32524-3-1].
Nature-inspired Coordination for Complex Distributed Systems
OMICINI, ANDREA
2013
Abstract
Originating from closed parallel systems, coordination models and technologies gained in expressive power so to deal with open distributed systems. In particular, nature-inspired models of coordination emerged in the last decade as the most effective approaches to tackle the complexity of pervasive, intelligent, and self-* systems. In this talk we survey the most relevant nature-inspired coordination models, discuss the main open issues, and explore the trends for their future development.File in questo prodotto:
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