Pollination - A Biologically Inspired Paradigm for Self-Managing Systems.
作者： Holger Kasinger , Bernhard Bauer
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摘要: From the biology's point of view, pollination is an important step in reproduction seed plants. software engineer's may evolve to a promising, biologically inspired paradigm for future, selfmanaging computing systems. This estimation based on self-* properties implied inherently by process between plants and insects. To exploit these characteristics artificial, self-managing systems, this paper analyzes components sub-processes involved natural identifies emerging properties. Based that, adapts formal specification artificial systems as well meta model their system architecture. The illustrates adaptation's benefits case study evaluates its capabilities limitations. Finally, it presents open issues outlook future work.
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