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The role of ontologies in autonomic computing systems

Stojanovic et al., 2004

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1312079541875689148
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Stojanovic L
Schneider J
Maedche A
Libischer S
Studer R
Lumpp T
Abecker A
Breiter G
Dinger J
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Publication venue
IBM Systems Journal

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The goal of IBM's autonomic computing strategy is to deliver information technology environments with improved self-management capabilities, such as self-healing, self- protection, self-optimization, and self-configuration. Data correlation and inference …
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