Measure what the current architecture can still deliver.
The original research question was “which feasible configuration has the best score now?”. That remains useful, but it is no longer the full decision problem.
Measure what the current architecture can still deliver.Open section
Measure what the current architecture can still deliver.
The original research question was “which feasible configuration has the best score now?”. That remains useful, but it is no longer the full decision problem.
Which sequence of verified configurations preserves the greatest mission capability over time without violating transition, stability or real-time constraints?
A stable configuration does not imply a stable sequence of configurations.Open section
A stable configuration does not imply a stable sequence of configurations.
Configurations form a finite, design-time verified graph. A transition is allowed only if the target remains resource-feasible, function-feasible and dynamically admissible.
For switched closed-loop configurations, repeated switching is constrained by a minimum dwell interval.