Coupling
A classic metric in software engineering and distributed systems describing how tightly modules depend on one another. In agent systems it is reflected in whether subtasks must share intermediate state, wait on each other's outputs, and constrain each other's decisions, making it a key variable in judging whether a task can be split.
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When judging whether a multi-agent architecture should be used, the core variable is the degree of coupling of the task.
Coupling is a classic metric in software engineering and distributed systems, describing how tightly modules depend on one another.
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内聚性和耦合度的概念由拉里·康斯坦丁在1960年代提出
85%UnverifiedWhen judging whether a multi-agent architecture should be used, the core variable is the degree of coupling of the task.
50%UnverifiedCoupling is a classic metric in software engineering and distributed systems, describing how tightly modules depend on one another.
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