2009
DOI: 10.1002/j.2334-5837.2009.tb00972.x
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4.1.3 System Architecture Entropy

Abstract: This paper will introduce the concept of Architecture Entropy in the context of systems engineering and complex systems. Entropy has been explored and discussed in other domains, drawing an analogy to its origins in physics. In its original context, entropy describes the degree of randomness, or level of chaos, that occurs over time. The purpose of this research is to explore application of the concept of entropy for understanding the vitality of legacy system architectures. The discussion is supported by exam… Show more

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“…Although, this question remains to be asked today by those who have not adopted MBSE yet, and there is nothing wrong in questioning the "why MBSE" because it is very crucial to know the why first. During the last five years, with the increased MBSE industrial adoption (Cloutier & Bone, 2015), more intention moved towards the question "how to do MBSE" in order to establish good models and get better ROI? Those who have been developing good models are now asking "how to scale, integrate, reuse and get more efficient in MBSE?".…”
Section: Model-based Systems Engineeringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although, this question remains to be asked today by those who have not adopted MBSE yet, and there is nothing wrong in questioning the "why MBSE" because it is very crucial to know the why first. During the last five years, with the increased MBSE industrial adoption (Cloutier & Bone, 2015), more intention moved towards the question "how to do MBSE" in order to establish good models and get better ROI? Those who have been developing good models are now asking "how to scale, integrate, reuse and get more efficient in MBSE?".…”
Section: Model-based Systems Engineeringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Metrics for evaluating the existing context-aware middleware are achieved through the number of domains that the same middleware can support. e "multi" effects (multidomain, multiapplication, and multiculture) are to be addressed at the architecture level [32,34]. In order to categorize the existing context-aware middleware, the following criteria are proposed:…”
Section: Related Work On Context-aware Middlewarementioning
confidence: 99%