Kanada, Y., SIG Note of Parallel Procesing of Artificial Intelligence, The Society of Artificial Intelligence, SIG-PPAI-9401, pp. 7-12, 1994, Published by JSAI.
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Abstract: Real world computing systems are complex systems that is open to the continually varying environment. Conventional software development methods inherently cannot deal such situations. CCM (Chemical Casting Model) is a model of nondeterministic, or random, computation, which is based on local information. CCM is developed toward establishing a software development methodology based on emergent computation. CCM is a production system with locally computed evaluation functions. A method of coloring vertices of dynamically changing graphs, or a method of radio-wave assignments to moving stations, by using SOOC -- a CCM-based computation language, is explained, and the results of experiments are shown in the present report. Dynamic coloring can be performed using the same production rule and evaluation function as static coloring, and the results can be evaluated using basically the same method and tools.
Introduction to this research theme: CCM: Chemical-Computation Model