NASA NTRS · 19900017968
An architecture for intelligent task interruption
Abstract
In the design of real time systems the capability for task interruption is often considered essential. The problem of task interruption in knowledge-based domains is examined. It is proposed that task interruption can be often avoided by using appropriate functional architectures and knowledge engineering principles. Situations for which task interruption is indispensable, a preliminary architecture based on priority hierarchies is described.
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Sharma, D. D., Narayan, Srini. 1990-05-01. An architecture for intelligent task interruption. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900017968
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