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Large-Scale Complex Systems
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2009
Springer Handbook of Automation
There is not yet a universally accepted definition of the large-scale complex systems (LSS) though the LSS movement started more than 40 years ago. However, by convention, one may say that a particular system is a large and complex one if it possesses one or several characteristic features. For example, according to Tomovic [36.1], the set of LSS characteristics includes the structure of interconnected subsystems and the presence of multiple objectives, which, sometimes, are vague and even
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