Different Types of Requests for Change Sample Clauses

Different Types of Requests for Change. Changes Because of External Events There are several external events that can trigger a change in the application environments distribution layout. The most obvious are adding or removing variables, values, constraints or hosts. Others include a change in the host capabilities or the failure of a connection between two hosts. Whenever such an external event happens the application environment must adapt. When a variable, value of constraint is deleted, the change to the distribution layout is rather trivial: the according part of the graph structure simply has to be removed. When an extra variable value or constraint is added, some extra edges and connections have to be added. Adding or removing such components could cause the work load to be ill distributed, but this will be handled automatically (see further). When an extra variable is added, the application environment has to decide which host to assign it to. The simplest option is to assign it to the host that has the lowest work load and let the agents decide if some other host is more suited with respect to the constraints that exist between the new variable and existing variables. A similar approach can be taken when a new host is added: the application environment removes some variables from each host and assigns these variables to the new host. The agents are then responsible for rearranging the variables for efficiency. All changes that are requested because of external events, must be carried out immediatly: a correct solution for the problem can not be found without those requested changes (with the exception of a new host that is added). For changes that are requested by agents or by the application environment, explained in the following paragraphes, this is not so. They can be postponed because they do not influence the correctness of the solution, but only the efficiency of the algorithm. Changes Requested by the Agents Agents are responsible for assigning values to variables and checking the constraints of the problem. Sometimes a variable (eg. variable A) can not be assigned a value because the constraints prohibit all possible values of that variable in combination with the values of variables that have been assigned a value earlier (eg. variables B,C,D). When this happens, all value assignments to variables between the assignment of B,C,D and A were a waste of effort. To prevent this from happening in the future, variable A should be assigned a value around the same time as variables B...
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