انجمن کامپیوتر ایران

Organic Computing or OC for short is rather a new bio-inspired paradigm that applies the OC principles extracted from the nature to technical application. To control the emergence caused by the self-organizing property of OC systems, an architectural pattern called observer/controller has been proposed. In this paper, the observer/controller architecture is improved for a subset of OC systems known as Resource-Flow Organic systems by using some known architectural/design patterns in order to achieve a new architectural pattern. The proposed architectural pattern splits the observer/controller into a set of cooperative capabilities among the agents that both covers the whole-system architecture and enables straightforward distribution of observer and controller. The result of the study is presented as a case study to show the applicationof the proposed pattern and its advantages