A Method of Autonomous Recoverment for Survivable System

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A method of autonomous recoverment for survivable system was proposed. Firstly, failure models of survivable system were formally described based on stochastic Petri nets, in which a number of measurable index parameters for recoverment were also given out. And then a recursive autonomous recoverment strategy was presented,Compared with the traditional cyclical recovery strategy, recoverment strategies reduced the time and costs of emergency recovery.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 765-767)

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1382-1386

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September 2013

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