Genetic Programming for Proactive Aggregation
Protocols
T. Weise, K. Geihs, and P. Baer. Proceedings of Adaptive and Natural Computing
Algorithms, 8th International Conference, ICANNGA 2007,
Part I, volume 4431 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 167--173. Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland, Springer Berlin Heidelberg New York, (April 2007)see http://icannga07.ee.pw.edu.pl/ and
http://www.springerlink.com/content/978-3-540-71590-0/.
DOI: doi:10.1007/978-3-540-71618-1
Abstract
We present an approach for automated generation of
proactive aggregation protocols using Genetic
Programming. First a short introduction into
aggregation and proactive protocols is given. We then
show how proactive aggregation protocols can be
specified abstractly. To be able to use Genetic
Programming to derive such protocol specifications, we
describe a simulation based fitness assignment method.
We have applied our approach successfully to the
derivation of aggregation protocols. Experimental
results are presented that were obtained using our own
Distributed Genetic Programming Framework. The results
are very encouraging and demonstrate clearly the
utility of our approach.
Proceedings of Adaptive and Natural Computing
Algorithms, 8th International Conference, ICANNGA 2007,
Part I
year
2007
month
April~11-14,
pages
167--173
publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg New York
series
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
volume
4431
type
Conference Paper
issn
0302-9743
contents
We present an approach for automated generation of
proactive aggregation protocols using Genetic
Programming. First a short introduction into
aggregation and proactive protocols is given. We then
show how proactive aggregation protocols can be
specified abstractly. To be able to use Genetic
Programming to derive such protocol specifications, we
describe a simulation based fitness assignment method.
We have applied our approach successfully to the
derivation of aggregation protocols. Experimental
results are presented that were obtained using our own
Distributed Genetic Programming Framework. The results
are very encouraging and demonstrate clearly the
utility of our approach.
copyright
restricted
isbn13
978-3-540-71589-4
affiliation
University of Kassel, FB-16, Distributed Systems
Group, Wilhelmshöher Allee 73, 34121 Kassel,
Germany
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%A Baer, Philipp Andreas
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%E Dzieliński, Andrzej
%E Iwanowski, Marcin
%E Ribeiro, Bernardete
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Protocols
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proactive aggregation protocols using Genetic
Programming. First a short introduction into
aggregation and proactive protocols is given. We then
show how proactive aggregation protocols can be
specified abstractly. To be able to use Genetic
Programming to derive such protocol specifications, we
describe a simulation based fitness assignment method.
We have applied our approach successfully to the
derivation of aggregation protocols. Experimental
results are presented that were obtained using our own
Distributed Genetic Programming Framework. The results
are very encouraging and demonstrate clearly the
utility of our approach.
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aggregation and proactive protocols is given. We then
show how proactive aggregation protocols can be
specified abstractly. To be able to use Genetic
Programming to derive such protocol specifications, we
describe a simulation based fitness assignment method.
We have applied our approach successfully to the
derivation of aggregation protocols. Experimental
results are presented that were obtained using our own
Distributed Genetic Programming Framework. The results
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show how proactive aggregation protocols can be
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describe a simulation based fitness assignment method.
We have applied our approach successfully to the
derivation of aggregation protocols. Experimental
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Distributed Genetic Programming Framework. The results
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