Blackboard

Blackboard - Dart

The Blackboard pattern is a computational architecture for solving problems that involve multiple, independent knowledge sources. A shared data structure, the “blackboard,” holds the problem state. Knowledge sources (independent modules) observe the blackboard and, when their conditions are met, execute to …

Blackboard - Scala

The Blackboard pattern is a computational architecture for solving problems with no pre-defined flow of control. Multiple independent knowledge sources (in this case, functions) observe a shared data structure (the “blackboard”) and contribute to solving a problem based on the data’s current state. …

Blackboard - PHP

The Blackboard pattern is a centralized data repository (the “blackboard”) coupled with a set of independent, specialized agents that operate on that data. Agents react to changes on the blackboard, contributing knowledge or transforming the data until a solution is reached. This decouples the data and the processing …

Blackboard - Ruby

The Blackboard pattern is a computational architecture for solving problems that can’t be solved with a deterministic algorithm. It consists of several knowledge sources (independent modules) that contribute to solving a problem by observing a shared data structure – the “blackboard”. These sources react to changes on …

Blackboard - Swift

The Blackboard pattern is a computational architecture for solving problems that involve multiple, independent knowledge sources. A central “blackboard” data structure holds the problem state, and “knowledge sources” observe the blackboard, triggering actions when their conditions are met. This …

Blackboard - Kotlin

The Blackboard pattern is a computational architecture for solving complex problems by allowing multiple knowledge sources (agents) to interact through a shared data repository (the blackboard). Agents independently examine the blackboard and contribute information when they detect relevant data. This promotes loose …

Blackboard - Rust

The Blackboard pattern is a computational problem-solving technique where multiple independent knowledge sources (agents) collaborate to solve a complex problem. A shared data structure, called the blackboard, holds the evolving problem state. Agents examine the blackboard, and if their knowledge applies, they modify …

Blackboard - Go

The Blackboard pattern provides a shared memory (the “blackboard”) that different knowledge sources (independent components) can read and write to achieve a common goal. Each knowledge source monitors the blackboard for information it can use or modify, triggering its associated action when conditions are met. This …

Blackboard - C

The Blackboard pattern is a computational architecture for solving complex problems by providing a shared data structure (the “blackboard”) that multiple independent knowledge sources (KS) can access and modify. KSs react to changes on the blackboard, contributing to the solution without direct control over …

Blackboard - C++

The Blackboard pattern is a computational problem-solving technique where multiple independent knowledge sources (KSs) contribute to solving a problem via a shared data structure, the Blackboard. KSs ‘watch’ the Blackboard for changes that match their expertise, and when a match occurs, execute to modify the data …