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A multi-model framework to implement self-managing control systems for QoS management

Patikirikorala et al., 2011

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2049248693396724853
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Patikirikorala T
Colman A
Han J
Wang L
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Proceedings of the 6th international symposium on software engineering for adaptive and self-managing systems

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Many control theory based approaches have been proposed to provide QoS assurance in increasingly complex software systems. These approaches generally use single model based, fixed or adaptive control techniques for QoS management of such systems. With …
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