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Socially adaptive software »
7 February 2013
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M. Birna van Riemsdijk
Runtime computational reasoning techniques have the potential to realize socially adaptive software so flexible that it can function as a social partner for people.
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A cognitively inspired model for self-aware agents »
24 January 2013
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Andrea Guazzini
A computational model that simulates human heuristics, based on the theoretical building blocks of high-level cognitive functions, can help meet the challenges of Organic Computing.
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Modelling is key to engineering self-organizing software systems »
20 August 2012
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Giuseppe Valetto and Paul L. Snyder
Designing self-organizing software requires an integrated modelling toolkit that encompasses design, validation and analysis.
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Building the pyramid of awareness »
11 July 2012
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Emil Vassev
Awareness for computerized systems is possible by chaining functions in a control loop that monitors sensors, recognizes objects, predicts problems and, ultimately, learns.
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An outlook for self-awareness in computing systems »
26 March 2012
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Peter Lewis, Marco Platzner, and Xin Yao
Self-awareness theories from psychology are inspiring new methodologies for the engineering of complex computing systems.
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