MOO: An architectural framework for runtime optimization of multiple system objectives in embedded control software

Roo, Arjan J. de; Sözer, Hasan; Bergmans, Lodewijk; Akşit, Mehmet

doi:10.1016/j.jss.2013.04.002

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“…After 4 years of intensive cooperation with high-tech industry, for example, we have identified the following trends [ Along the line of model-based development, various algorithmic techniques and search-based methods have been introduced to compute the "optimal" architectural decomposition with respect to certain quality attributes. In addition, various run-time optimization techniques can be adopted in computing optimal control strategies and scheduling processes [57]- [59]. 8.…”

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The Role of Computer Science and Software Technology in Organizing Universities for Industry 4.0 and Beyond

Akşit

2018

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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Based on intensive cooperation with four large companies, a comparative analysis of the recent developments in industry, university organizations, computer science and software technology is presented. Within this context, also the Industry 4.0 phenomena is discussed. This paper further identifies the necessary organizational structures of universities to assist companies in their transition processes, defines the relevant sub-disciplines in computer science and finally describes the software engineering and technology challenges in designing and implementing economical and robust industrial systems.

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“…De Roo et al 17 present an architectural framework for realizing multi‐objective optimization for embedded control software. Additionally, they introduce a toolchain that consists of visual editors, analysis tools, code generators, and weavers.…”

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Taming complexity of industrial printing systems using a constraint‐based DSL: An industrial experience report

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Flexible printing systems are highly complex systems that consist of printers, that print individual sheets of paper, and finishing equipment, that processes sheets after printing, for example, assembling a book. Integrating finishing equipment with printers involves the development of control software that configures the devices, taking hardware constraints into account. This control software is highly complex to realize due to (1) the intertwined nature of printing and finishing, (2) the large variety of print products and production options for a given product, and (3) the large range of finishers produced by different vendors. We have developed a domain‐specific language called CSX that offers an interface to constraint solving specific to the printing domain. We use it to model printing and finishing devices and to automatically derive constraint solver‐based environments for automatic configuration. We evaluate CSX on its coverage of the printing domain in an industrial context, and we report on lessons learned on using a constraint‐based DSL in an industrial context.

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“…Applying computer-aided-design techniques especially in quality trade-off considerations [11] is becoming a promising approach. Also, semantically integrating computable design rationale with self-adaptive models (i.e.…”

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2020 Turkish National Software Engineering Symposium (UYMS)

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MOO: An architectural framework for runtime optimization of multiple system objectives in embedded control software

Cited by 7 publications

References 23 publications

The Role of Computer Science and Software Technology in Organizing Universities for Industry 4.0 and Beyond

The Role of Computer Science and Software Technology in Organizing Universities for Industry 4.0 and Beyond

Taming complexity of industrial printing systems using a constraint‐based DSL: An industrial experience report

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