Autonomous Systems with Emergent Behavior

Giovanna Di Marzo Serugendo · IGI Global eBooks · 2007

This chapter presents the notion of autonomous engineered systems working without central control through self-organization and emergent behavior. It argues that future large-scale applications from domains as diverse as networking systems, manufacturing control, or e-government services will benefit from being based on such systems. The goal of this chapter is to highlight engineering issues related to such systems, and to discuss some potential applications.

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