There is a difference between having limitations and not being
applicable.
The movement of cars through a road intersection is a metaphor for
processes that simultaneously want to change a resource. The traffic
signal is there to hinder these cars to crash, i.e. to make changes in
an uncontrolled
On 17 Oct 2010, at 8.54 am, michele wrote:
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> Well, there are intelligent beings with the ability to make decisions
> entering the traffic junction, not exactly the same as with the STM.
Of course, all analogies have their limitations; I wasn't proposing this as a
perfect model, just somethin
Well, there are intelligent beings with the ability to make decisions
entering the traffic junction, not exactly the same as with the STM.
On Oct 16, 11:07 am, Sam Aaron wrote:
> This might be slightly off the wall, but I recently watched a tiny
> documentary about an experimental congestion
This might be slightly off the wall, but I recently watched a tiny documentary
about an experimental congestion control strategy in the UK where at a busy
junction they disabled the traffic lights. Interestingly it reminded me of
Clojure's STM (except on car crashes a big robot arm would scoop u
