Cognizant Failure in Atlantis
Cognizant Failure in Atlantis
Cognizant Failure is a property of the ATLANTIS architecture based on
Firby's research at Yale on adaptive control.
Rather than designing systems that never fail, this approach instead is based
on being aware (or cognizant) of failures in performance. Such awareness
requires that a contingency recovery procedure be provided for each possible
failure but the technique avoids the necessity of designing perfect (never
failing) algorithms.
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