System Reconfiguration Using Multiagent Cooperative Principles

Melnik, E. V.; Korobkin, Vladimir; Klimenko, Anna

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-33816-3_38

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“…As is shown in studies [13,14,18], first two methods can be applied to the operational stage of the ICS through the parallel asynchronous search. Simulated annealing technique with the "quenching" temperature scheme allows to get quite viable solutions in an acceptable time periods, as is shown in Fig.5.…”

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The Model of Device Community Forming Problem for the Geographically-Distributed Information and Control Systems Using Fog-computing Concept

Melnik¹,

Klimenko²,

Ivanov³

2017

Proceedings of the IV International Research Conference "Information Technologies in Science, Management, Social Sphere and Med

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Abstract-This paper focuses on the fog-computing concept usage in the geographically-distributed information and control systems. Fog-computing concept improves the dependability of the information and control system, system latency and the communicational environment load. The key issue of fogcomputing application to the information and control systems is the formation of device communities to solve management tasks. In the current paper the new device community forming problem model is presented and described as a multicriteria optimization problem. A brief model discussion is given, and some problem solving techniques are described.

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“…The possibility of the similar problem solving is presented in details in studies [13][14][15]. In [14] the efficiency of the task distribution among the set of computational units by the parallel simulated annealing is proved experimentally (10-25 iterations for the one-criterion problem to find a viable solution).…”

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confidence: 99%