From Here to Autonomicity: Self-Managing Agents and the Biological Metaphors that Inspire Them

R Sterritt; MG Hinchey

From Here to Autonomicity: Self-Managing Agents and the Biological Metaphors that Inspire Them

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We seek inspiration for self-managing systemsfrom (obviously, pre-existing) biological mechanisms.Autonomic Computing (AC), a self-managing systemsinitiative based on the biological metaphor of theautonomic nervous system, is increasingly gainingmomentum as the way forward for integrating anddesigning reliable systems, while agent technologieshave been identified as a key enabler for engineeringautonomicity in systems. This paper looks at otherbiological metaphors such as reflex and healing, heartbeatmonitors, pulse monitors and apoptosis forassisting in the realization of autonomicity.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication
Publisher	Society for Design and Process Science
Pages	143-150
Number of pages	8
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - Jun 2005
Event	Integrated Design & Process Technology Symposium (IDPT 2005) - Beijing, China Duration: 1 Jun 2005 → …

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Conference	Integrated Design & Process Technology Symposium (IDPT 2005)
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