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Open architecture test system: system architecture and design
2004 International Conferce on Test, 2005The open architecture test system provides a method and framework under which software and instruments of different vendors can be developed and integrated into an ATE. In This work, we describe the overall architecture and design of the system. First we describe the architecture and the control mechanism for the overall system and for individual test ...
Rochit Rajsuman, Masuda Noriyuki
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Architectural Framework for a System-of-Systems
2005 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, 2006We propose a system-of-systems construct in which we consider a system-of-systems infrastructure that is composed of controlling software for the system-of-systems, an information transport network, and contract interfaces. We propose that developers create such an infrastructure for an independent system to join the system-of-systems by adherence to ...
Dale Scott Caffall, James Bret Michael
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Architectures for adaptation systems
Proceedings Eighth Workshop on Hot Topics in Operating Systems, 2005Modern systems need support for adaptation, typically responding to changes in system resources such as available network bandwidth. If an adaptation system is implemented strictly at the system layer, data adaptations can be added within the network or file system.
Eyal de Lara +2 more
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RADIOLOGY SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE
Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1996This article focuses on the software requirements for enterprise integration in radiology. The needs of a future radiology systems architecture are examined, both at a concrete functional level and at an abstract system-properties level. A component-based approach to software development is described and is validated in the context of each of the ...
S R, Deibel, R A, Greenes
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IEEE Software, 2010
All complex systems fail, by some measure of the word "fail," with consequences ranging from benign to catastrophic. This article examines the process of to triage in the face of a failing system. Software-intensive systems bring their own wickedness to the world because they have an essential complexity.
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All complex systems fail, by some measure of the word "fail," with consequences ranging from benign to catastrophic. This article examines the process of to triage in the face of a failing system. Software-intensive systems bring their own wickedness to the world because they have an essential complexity.
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The architecture of system quality
Software Engineering Journal, 1987This paper discusses the problem of understanding and measuring quality in complex systems which include hardware and software. Using general systems concepts, a schematic model of quality is proposed and its use illustrated. The paper concludes by discussion of the problems involved with the use of the schematic model in developing the specific ...
Agnes Kaposi, Barbara A. Kitchenham
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An IT Architecture for Systems Medicine
2015Systems medicine aims to support treatment of complex diseases like cancer by integrating all available data for the disease. To provide such a decision support in clinical practice, a suitable IT architecture is necessary. We suggest a generic architecture comprised of the following three layers: data representation, decision support, and user ...
Matthias Ganzinger +4 more
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The architecture of the Eden system
ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 1981The University of Washington's Eden project is a five-year research effort to design, build and use an “integrated distributed” computing environment. The underlying philosophy of Eden involves a fresh approach to the tension between these two adjectives.
Edward D. Lazowska +5 more
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18th International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium, 2004. Proceedings., 2004
Summary form only given. Embedded systems, ubiquitous computing, and networked architectures are research areas in computer science where the features of organic computing become increasingly essential. Such features, like self organization and self configuration need to be combined with the still increasing requirement for computing performance ...
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Summary form only given. Embedded systems, ubiquitous computing, and networked architectures are research areas in computer science where the features of organic computing become increasingly essential. Such features, like self organization and self configuration need to be combined with the still increasing requirement for computing performance ...
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Operating systems architecture
Proceedings of the May 5-7, 1970, spring joint computer conference on - AFIPS '70 (Spring), 1970Operating systems architecture refers to the overall design of hardware and software components and their operational effectiveness as a whole. To be effective, however, an operating system must not only be cognizant of the collection of hardware and software modules, but must also be designed in light of the programs and data which the system ...
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