Learning environment model at runtime for self-adaptive systems
Moeka Tanabe, Kenji Tei, Yoshiaki Fukazawa, Shinichi Honiden · 2017
Self-adaptive systems alter their behavior in response to environmental changes to continually satisfy their requirements. Self-adaptive systems employ an environment model, which should be updated during runtime to maintain consistency with the real environment. Although some techniques have been proposed to learn environment model based on execution traces at the design time, these techniques are time consuming and consequently inappropriate for runtime learning. Herein, a technique using a stochastic gradient descent and the difference in the data acquired during the runtime is proposed as an efficient learning environment model. The computational time and accuracy of our technique are verified through study.