Mobile hybrid software router
First Claim
1. A dynamic control system architecture having a plurality of system layers interconnected to one another, comprising:
- a first layer including a hybrid technique typology;
a second layer including a typology of combinations of hybrid techniques for specific applications;
a third layer including a router implementation of hybrid technique combinations;
a fourth layer including intelligent mobile software agent (IMSA) implementations of the router;
a fifth layer including group behaviors of multiple routers;
a sixth layer including auto-programming of a network of IMSAs and routers;
a seventh layer including implementation to a field programmable gate array (FPGA);
an eighth layer including a system of multiple FPGAs; and
a ninth layer including collective behavior of self-organizing networks.
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Abstract
A hybrid router for dynamical control systems is described. The mobile hybrid software router (MHSR) combines distinctive computational and mathematical techniques, including evolutionary computation (EC), probabilistic simulations (PS), machine learning and artificial neural networks (A-NNs), in order to solve unique problems encountered in an unknown environment in real time. Embodied in intelligent mobile software agents (IMSAs), the MHSR operates within a multi-agent system (MAS) to continually optimize system operation. The MHSR is applied to several major complex system categories. In one embodiment of the system, the MHSR is implemented in hardware, including continuously programmable field programmable gate arrays (CP-FPGAs), for perpetually reconfigurable evolvable hardware operation. Whether in application-specific or multi-functional mode, the MHSR is useful to groups of agents in intelligent systems for adaptation to uncertain environments in order to perform self-organization capabilities.
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10 Claims
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1. A dynamic control system architecture having a plurality of system layers interconnected to one another, comprising:
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a first layer including a hybrid technique typology;
a second layer including a typology of combinations of hybrid techniques for specific applications;
a third layer including a router implementation of hybrid technique combinations;
a fourth layer including intelligent mobile software agent (IMSA) implementations of the router;
a fifth layer including group behaviors of multiple routers;
a sixth layer including auto-programming of a network of IMSAs and routers;
a seventh layer including implementation to a field programmable gate array (FPGA);
an eighth layer including a system of multiple FPGAs; and
a ninth layer including collective behavior of self-organizing networks. - View Dependent Claims (10)
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2. A method to organize a mobile hybrid software router (MHSR) by combining computational or mathematical techniques into hybrid techniques or sequences of hybrid techniques, such techniques comprised of:
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an evolutionary computation (EC) technique;
a probabilistic simulations (PS) technique;
an artificial neural networks (A-NN) technique or;
a machine learning (ML) technique. - View Dependent Claims (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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