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Controlled Selforganisation Using Learning Classifier Systems Urban Maximilian Richter

Name: Controlled Selforganisation Using Learning Classifier Systems Urban Maximilian Richter
SKU: BELL-4642378
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Controlled Selforganisation Using Learning Classifier Systems Urban Maximilian Richter instant download after payment.

Publisher: KIT Scientific Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 65.9 MB

Pages: 244

Author: Urban Maximilian Richter

ISBN: 9783866444317, 3866444311

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Controlled Selforganisation Using Learning Classifier Systems Urban Maximilian Richter by Urban Maximilian Richter 9783866444317, 3866444311 instant download after payment.

The complexity of technical systems increases, breakdowns occur quite often. The mission of organic computing is to tame these challenges by providing degrees of freedom for self-organised behaviour. To achieve these goals, new methods have to be developed. The proposed observer/controller architecture constitutes one way to achieve controlled self-organisation. To improve its design, multi-agent scenarios are investigated. Especially, learning using learning classifier systems is addressed