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Self-Configuration in Parallel Processing

16th International Workshop on Database and Expert Systems Applications (DEXA'05), 2006
Loosely-coupled environments, such as clusters and grids are increasingly popular platforms for parallel processing. These systems present highly dynamic environments, in which many sources of variability affect the run-time efficiency of tasks. This paper proposes an adaptive strategy for the run-time deployment of tasks of parallel applications in ...
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Configuring Configurable Process Models Made Easier: An Automated Approach

2015
Configurable process models have shown their usefulness for capturing the commonalities and variability within business processes. However, an end user will require an abstraction from the configurable process model, which is a highly technical artifact, to select a suitable configuration.
Dennis M. M. Schunselaar   +4 more
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Mining Reference Process Models and Their Configurations

2008
Reference process models are templates for common processes run by many corporations. However, the individual needs among organizations on the execution of these processes usually vary. A process model can address these variations through control-flow choices. Thus, it can integrate the different process variants into one model.
Florian Gottschalk   +2 more
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Process Configuration Support

2012
In practice, process models are often reused in a different application context, resulting in a large number of related process model variants. Typically, these process variants pursue the same or similar business objectives and share several commonalities.
Manfred Reichert, Barbara Weber
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Generating heuristics to control configuration processes

Applied Intelligence, 1998
Configuration is the process of composing a system from a set of components such that the system fulfills a set of desired demands. The configuration process relies on a particular component model, which is a useful abstraction of the domain and the technical system to be composed.
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Configurable Structure Tree as a Means to Manage Configurable Business Processes

2017 IEEE 26th International Conference on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises (WETICE), 2017
A configurable Business Process (BP) is an abstract BP that engineers customize with respect to specific requirements. To keep track of the multiple and recurrent customizations that lead to a set of derived BPs, this paper proposes a knowledge-based approach that uses a new Process Structure Tree called configurable PST (cPST).
Wehbi Benallal   +3 more
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Configuration Management Process

1996
Software development is by its very nature a research and development effort. Consequently the products and by-products of this effort, especially the requirements, are subject to change. In addition software products are made up of a large number of interdependent components.
Raymond Kehoe, Alka Jarvis
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Module and Process Configuration

1992
Several membrane configurations are available both commercially (see Figure29-1) and at the laboratory level. Polymeric membranes can be cast or extruded, as either flat sheets or in cylindrical geometry. Flat-sheet membranes are used in spiral-wound or plate-and-frame (or “plate-frame”) modules while other modules are of the tubular or hollow-fiber ...
Sudhir S. Kulkarni   +2 more
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Configuration Rule Mining for Variability Analysis in Configurable Process Models

2014
With the intention of design by reuse, configurable process models provide a way to model variability in reference models that need to be configured according to specific needs. Recently, the increasing adoption of configurable process models has resulted in a large number of configured process variants.
Nour Assy, Walid Gaaloul
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Special Configurations and Processes

2013
In this chapter we will consider configurations other than simple plane joints and unique characteristics associated with them. In particular we will discuss in some detail contact conductance in bolted joints and cylindrical joints. This chapter also includes brief discussions on the role of thermal contact conductance in periodic contacts and in ...
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