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Decentralised Autonomic Computing Solutions

Tom De Wolf, Tom Holvoet, Tom De Wolf, Tom Holvoet, Tom De Wolf, Tom Holvoet

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Abstract

When engineering different decentralised autonomic computing solutions for a certain application there is a lack of a common and usable evaluation and comparison approach. Useful metrics and measurements are mostly domain-specific and are hard to generalise. This paper proposes to use radar charts which allow to apply these domain-specific metrics in an overall evaluation and comparison approach. As such, multiple solutions can be compared with each other and evaluated along multiple dimensions that are important for evaluating decentralised autonomic systems. The approach is illustrated in mobile ad-hoc network management.

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APA 7

De Wolf, T., Holvoet, T., De Wolf, T., Holvoet, T., De Wolf, T., & Holvoet, T. (2006). Decentralised Autonomic Computing Solutions.

MLA 9

De Wolf, Tom, et al. “Decentralised Autonomic Computing Solutions.” 2006.

Chicago

De Wolf, Tom, Tom Holvoet, Tom De Wolf, Tom Holvoet, Tom De Wolf, and Tom Holvoet. 2006. “Decentralised Autonomic Computing Solutions.”

Harvard

De Wolf, T. et al. (2006) ‘Decentralised Autonomic Computing Solutions’.

BibTeX

@article{dewolf2006decentralised,
  title = {{Decentralised Autonomic Computing Solutions}},
  author = {De Wolf, Tom and Holvoet, Tom and De Wolf, Tom and Holvoet, Tom and De Wolf, Tom and Holvoet, Tom},
  year = {2006}
}

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