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most citedTowards Better Adaptive Systems by Combining MAPE, Control Theory, and Machine Learning

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Towards Better Adaptive Systems by Combining MAPE, Control Theory, and Machine Learning

Danny Weyns, Bradley Schmerl, Masako Kishida +5

Two established approaches to engineer adaptive systems are architecture-based adaptation that uses a Monitor-Analysis-Planning-Executing (MAPE) loop that reasons over architectura…

cs.NI2020

TDMH: a communication stack for real-time wireless mesh networks

Federico Terraneo, Federico Amedeo Izzo, Alberto Leva +1

We present the TDMH (Time Deterministc Multi-Hop) protocol, a complete stack for real-time wireless mesh networks. TDMH offers to applications a connection-oriented, bounded-latenc…

cs.NI2018

TDMH-MAC: Real-time and multi-hop in the same wireless MAC

Federico Terraneo, Paolo Polidori, Alberto Leva +1

Supporting real-time communications over Wireless networks (WSNs) is a tough challenge, due to packet collisions and the non-determinism of common channel access schemes like CSMA/…

cs.NI2018

Reverse Flooding: exploiting radio interference for efficient propagation delay compensation in WSN clock synchronization

Federico Terraneo, Alberto Leva, Silvano Seva +2

Clock synchronization is a necessary component in modern distributed systems, especially Wirless Sensor Networks (WSNs). Despite the great effort and the numerous improvements, the…

cs.DC2018

Jitter-compensated VHT and its application to WSN clock synchronization

Federico Terraneo, Fabiano Riccardi, Alberto Leva

Accurate and energy-efficient clock synchronization is an enabler for many applications of Wireless Sensor Networks. A fine-grained synchronization is beneficial both at the system…