NASA NTRS ยท 19810021375
Problem solving in a distributed environment
Abstract
Distributed problem solving is anayzed as a blend of two disciplines: (1) problem solving and ai; and (2) distributed systems (monitoring). It may be necessary to distribute because the application itself is one of managing distributed resources (e.g., distributed sensor net) and communication delays preclude centralized processing, or it may be desirable to distribute because a single computational engine may not satisfy the needs of a given task. In addition, considerations of reliability may dictate distribution. Examples of multi-process language environment are given.
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Rashid, R. F.. 1980-01-01. Problem solving in a distributed environment. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19810021375
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