Partitioning for efficient consensus

Barborak, Michael; Malek, Miroslaw

doi:10.1109/hicss.1993.284082

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“…• Graph Partition: divides the system into diagnosis groups where inter-component tests are performed following a given test assignment. The partitioning approaches perform better than non-partitioning ones that cover the whole system by reducing unnecessary extra message traffic and processing time [7]. • Logger: takes the responsibility of error logging, for statistic analysis, system report, etc.…”

Section: A Global Diagnosis Service Architecturementioning

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Diagnosis Service for Software Component and Its Application to a Heterogeneous Sensor Data Management System

Bui

Aktouf

Dang

et al. 2009

2009 Second International Conference on Dependability

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Component-based software development paradigm enables the construction of complex applications by assembling existing self-contained components. The cost of the software development process can then be sharply reduced. Current software systems are becoming more distributed and operate in highly dynamic environments. Therefore, dependability of component-based applications is an important research issue. Our contribution consists of a diagnosis service that enhances dependability of componentbased applications. This diagnosis service provides the ability of detection and location of faulty components during runtime. In this paper, we describe the application of the proposed diagnosis service to an industrial case study that consists of a heterogeneous sensor data management system.

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Section: A Global Diagnosis Service Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

Diagnosis Service for Software Component and Its Application to a Heterogeneous Sensor Data Management System

Bui

Aktouf

Dang

et al. 2009

2009 Second International Conference on Dependability

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“…4. As a result, distributed failure diagnosis theoretically improves the throughput of a system by the number of fault-free units over the same system employing NMR [25]. A penalty is incurred, when a fault occurs and the system must switch the tasks from faulty units to active standby to recover the system for its continued operation.…”

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Time-Constrained Fault Tolerant X-by-Wire Systems

Khilar¹,

Mahapatra²

2009

International Journal of Computers and Applications

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This paper presents a software-based approach to the problem of distributed actuator failure diagnosis under resource and deadline constraints in fly-by-wire systems using comparison of actuator behaviour and corresponding mathematical model. (2k + 1) replicated control and diagnosis tasks are executed to tolerate k-faults in the control and diagnosis functions. The proposed method has been evaluated through simulation based on real data and has been compared with a single rate steer-by-wire (SBW) systems recently suggested by Kandasamy et al. [1].

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Towards Dependable Networks of Mobile Arbitrary Devices - Diagnosis and Scalability

Malek

2003

Future Directions in Distributed Computing

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Partitioning for efficient consensus

Cited by 11 publications

References 10 publications

Diagnosis Service for Software Component and Its Application to a Heterogeneous Sensor Data Management System

Diagnosis Service for Software Component and Its Application to a Heterogeneous Sensor Data Management System

Time-Constrained Fault Tolerant X-by-Wire Systems

Towards Dependable Networks of Mobile Arbitrary Devices - Diagnosis and Scalability

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