This paper proposes a multi agent system (MAS) implementing an innovative monitoring and control technique for industrial wastewater. Nowadays Cyber-Physical System (Cps) and Internet of Things (IoT) are becoming ever more common in this field. This fact led to the implementation of systems composed of many computing units intercommunicating mutually and characterized by computational power being adequate to the task to be carried out. The proposed MAS uses a cooperative approach among the various agents to achieve the global goal. The system knowledge is shared among agents. After an initial learning stage, the agents can cooperate to hit the global objective and eventually to self-assess the failure of some components. The system has been designed by means ofthe bigraph theory approach

Bigraph Theory for Distributed and Autonomous Cyber-Physical System Design / Di Lecce, Vincenzo; Amato, Alberto; Quarto, Alessandro; Minoia, Marco. - In: IAENG INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE. - ISSN 1819-656X. - STAMPA. - 47:1(2020), pp. 37-46.

Bigraph Theory for Distributed and Autonomous Cyber-Physical System Design

Vincenzo Di Lecce
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2020-01-01

Abstract

This paper proposes a multi agent system (MAS) implementing an innovative monitoring and control technique for industrial wastewater. Nowadays Cyber-Physical System (Cps) and Internet of Things (IoT) are becoming ever more common in this field. This fact led to the implementation of systems composed of many computing units intercommunicating mutually and characterized by computational power being adequate to the task to be carried out. The proposed MAS uses a cooperative approach among the various agents to achieve the global goal. The system knowledge is shared among agents. After an initial learning stage, the agents can cooperate to hit the global objective and eventually to self-assess the failure of some components. The system has been designed by means ofthe bigraph theory approach
2020
Bigraph Theory for Distributed and Autonomous Cyber-Physical System Design / Di Lecce, Vincenzo; Amato, Alberto; Quarto, Alessandro; Minoia, Marco. - In: IAENG INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE. - ISSN 1819-656X. - STAMPA. - 47:1(2020), pp. 37-46.
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