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Multi-Agent System for Adaptation of Distributed Control System

Choiński et al., 2012

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9166111069082328128
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Choiński D
Senik M
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A solution based on Multi-Agent Systems properties has been proposed. The presented structure is designed to Distributed Control System behaviour abstraction and encapsulation of the technical characteristics of its individual elements such as OPC (OLE for process …
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