Self-adaptive systems
Self-adaptive systems are structured to change their behaviour while running. They do this in response to changes in their environment or within the system itself, for example, to keep working properly when conditions change or when unexpected situations occur. The goal is usually to reduce the need for manual intervention and let the system handle uncertainty on its own.
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