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Achieving an acceptable design model for autonomic systems
Autonomic systems present unique design challenges, in that their individual adaptive components may interact in complex ways which defeat traditional approaches to design, analysis and implementation. We argue for a more holistic approach to design, and identify some key properties that are necessary for next-generation design methods