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System identification for adaptive software systems: A requirements engineering perspective

Silva Souza et al., 2011

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9619731953940006689
Author
Silva Souza V
Lapouchnian A
Mylopoulos J
Publication year
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International Conference on Conceptual Modeling

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Control Theory and feedback control in particular have been steadily gaining momentum in software engineering for adaptive systems. Feedback controllers work by continuously measuring system outputs, comparing them with reference targets and adjusting control …
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