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2.1.3 Are Adaptive and Re ective Techniques the Same Adaptive and re ective techniques are intimately related, but have distinct differences and individual characteristics: An adaptive system is capable of changing its behavior. A re ective system can inspect/examine its internal state and environment. Systems can be both adaptive and re ective, can be adaptive but not re ective, as well as re ective but not adaptive. On their own, both of these techniques are useful, but when used collectively, they provide a very powerful paradigm that allows for system inspection with an appropriate behavior adaptation if needed. When discussing re ective systems, it is often assumed that the system has adaptive capabilities.

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