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A Framework for Executing Computational Intelligence Over Distributed Embedded Nodes

Robert Ellen, Duncan Campbell

Year
2005
Citations
3
Access
Open access

Abstract

Manufacturing and mining automation, robotics, swarms and smart device networks are often implemented upon distributed embedded systems. These systems are typically statically distributed, coarsely recon﬿gurable or deployed on homogeneous networks. A conceptual stack can be formed using modelling languages, system performance analysis and optimisation and recon﬿gurable platform-neutral components to overcome these problems. A framework for computational intelligence-based applications to be built upon this stack has been proposed. Model-Driven Architecuture has been shown to be a promising standard for the modelling, design and development of embedded applications. The Theory of Constraints is proposed as a potential technique for performance analysis and optimisation of distributed systems. Mobile Agents and code mobility can be used in the component architecture to allow for adaptation and recon﬿guration for optimisation.

Keywords

Computer scienceDistributed computingComponent (thermodynamics)Stack (abstract data type)AutomationAdaptation (eye)HomogeneousEmbedded systemArchitectureComputer architecture

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