Transformations for Rapid Prototyping of Time-critical Applications.
Shi‐Kuo Chang, Zhoulan Zhang, Colin J. Ihrig, Paolo Maresca, Valentina Ternelli · Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering · 2008
Application software nowadays tends to be more intelligent to perform actions autonomously, and the development of such software tends to have shorter turn around time. In our approach for designing distributed intelligence systems, each object called a TeleAction Object (TAO) is enhanced by an index cell (IC). Objects enhanced by index cells can perform actions by themselves. Therefore intelligence is distributed to these tele-action objects. An IC system is an active index consisting of a network of index cells that embodies a lot of distributed knowledge to enhance the overall intelligence of the application software. In the rapid prototyping of time-critical applications, intelligent application software can be generated by combining the technologies of IC cards, IC system (active index), relational mining and time management to transform IC card specifications into executable codes, thus accelerating and simplifying the development of time-critical applications. The Methodology for this transformation approach is described in detail in this paper.