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Self Organization
Publications: 23,205| Citation Count: 213,960
Stemming Variations: self organizing, Self Organized, self organizes, self organize, self organizations
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    • Self-organization is a feasible metaphor for dealing with the growing complexity of today's software systems. Self-organization makes desired global system's behavior appear as an emergent property from component local interactions. The corresponding dynamics is usually non-linear so that the adoption of stochastic simulation and probabilistic model checking becomes essential in the early design stage...

    Matteo Casadei, et al. Using probabilistic model checking and simulation for designing self-o...

    • Self-organization is a computing paradigm in which participating entities proceed to execute a global goal strictly based on local information. In population dynamics, the sense of togetherness (due to social bindings or a common confinement) experienced by a group of individuals (i.e. 'crowd group') is an interesting phenomenon to explore in the context of self-organization...

    Kashif Zia, et al. Self-organized togetherness in a crowd group

    • Self-organization is a dynamic and adaptive process where components of a system acquire and maintain information about their environment and neighbors without external control. Agent-Oriented Software Engineering (AOSE) can provide methods and technologies that help building self-organizing systems. A fundamental engineering issue when designing self-organizing emergent multi-agent systems (MASs) is to achieve required macroscopic properties by manipulating the microscopic behavior of locally interacting agents...

    Carlos José Pereira de Lucena. A Bio-inspired Representation Model for Engineering Self Organizing Em...

    • Self-organization is a phenomenon that has been observed in many real-life complex networks and the associated concepts have been utilized in various branches of science. As capacity requirements in transparent optical networks (TONs) increase, so does their complexity. This in turn makes designing scalable security mechanisms critical, particularly due to the high speeds and transparency inherent in TONs. These security mechanisms should be able to handle unforseen attacks, as well as component faults...

    N. Skorin-Kapov, et al. Self-Organization in Transparent Optical Networks: A New Approach to S...

    • Self-organization is a possible solution to the seemingly contradicting observation of the repeatable and coherent substorm phenomena with underlying complex behavior in the plasma sheet. Self-organization, through spatio-temporal chaos, emerges naturally in a plasma physics model with sporadic dissipation...

    J. A. Valdivia, et al. Self-organization in a current sheet model

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