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ctile data, where processors with different functional capabilities might be used to process different types of data. These advantages have led to distributed computing systems being applied in increasingly complex domains.

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te collapse if it fails. Because nodes must make these decisions based only on their local information, well-coordinated or . cooperation is difficult to achieve [Davis and Smith, 1983; Lesser and Corkill, 1981].

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Overview,ctile data, where processors with different functional capabilities might be used to process different types of data. These advantages have led to distributed computing systems being applied in increasingly complex domains.

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Distributed Problem Solving and the DVMT,te collapse if it fails. Because nodes must make these decisions based only on their local information, well-coordinated or . cooperation is difficult to achieve [Davis and Smith, 1983; Lesser and Corkill, 1981].

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Coordination Through Partial Global Planning,network as a whole should develop and distribute coordination information (how it should be organized) so that nodes develop, pursue, and maintain reasonably consistent views, and how the nodes can cooperate despite inconsistencies.

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Local Planning: Experiments and Evaluation,planner needs a lot of time to make these decisions, then the net result may be that the time needs increase—the time saved in problem solving is used up in planning! In many of these experiments, therefore, the discussion covers not only how the planner affects local decisions but also whether the costs of planning are acceptable.

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Recognizing Partial Global Goals,e plans and goals of individual nodes and of groups of nodes. The focus of this chapter is on how nodes model each other and the network as a whole, and use these models to recognize PGGs and determine . they should cooperate; in the next chapter, we describe how these nodes then plan . they should cooperate to achieve these PGGs.