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Diversity issues in adaptive modular systems

The majority of modular systems are composed of nonidentical components and are thus internally diverse. The paper points out and briefly discusses some of the main issues related to this diversity, especially in the context of adaptive systems: keeping the diversity relevant to the problem, maintaining an appropriate level of it, and avoiding or solving the conflicts between different components

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