Synthesis of self-adaptive supervisors of multi-task real-time object-oriented systems using developmental genetic programming

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This chapter presents a procedure for automatic creation of self-adaptive artificial supervisors of multi-task real-time object-oriented systems (MT RT OOS). The procedure is based on developmental genetic programming. Early UML diagrams describing a MT RT OOS are used as input data to the procedure. Next, an artificial supervisor which optimizes the system use is automatically generated. The supervisor is self-adaptive what means that it is capable of keeping optimality of the system in spite of disruptions that may occur dynamically in time of the systemwork. A representative example of creation of a supervisor of building a house illustrates the procedure. Efficiency of the procedure from the point of view of self-adaptivity of the supervisor is investigated.

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Sapiecha, K., Ciopiński, L., & Deniziak, S. (2016). Synthesis of self-adaptive supervisors of multi-task real-time object-oriented systems using developmental genetic programming. Studies in Computational Intelligence, 610, 55–74. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-21133-6_4

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