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Our work can be extended by providing adaptivity to changing stress environments. As the
modern systems can be easily exposed to various adverse events such as accidental failures and
malicious attacks, there is a need to adapt to such environments. Because the adverse events
affect the system by limiting available resources, it would be possible to model such
environments by quantifying the resource availability of the system through appropriate sensors.
Acknowledgements
The authors acknowledge the support for this research provided by DARPA (Grant#:
MDA972-01-1-0038) under the UltraLog program.
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