The phrase "adaptive software" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe software that adjusts or modifies its behavior based on user input or environmental changes.
Example: "The new adaptive software learns from user interactions to provide a more personalized experience."
Alternatives: "flexible software" or "responsive software."
One well-known approach to engineer adaptive software systems and fulfill QAs of the system is architecture-based self-adaptation.
Adaptive software has the ability to recognise and respond to different abilities, personalising teaching for every pupil.
Moving it into a self-contained, adaptive software package — Carnegie Mellon's online program offers two statistics classes — would arguably offer a superior learning experience.
The morphable reconstruction module contains the common functionalities of adaptive software system.
TIDES is a highly adaptive software package for numerical simulations of ODE systems.
Fig. 5 micROS morphable and adaptive framework based on control theory and adaptive software technology.
Vehicle communication may benefit from cognitive radio technologies such as dynamic spectrum access, adaptive software-defined radios, and cooperative communications as shown in [60 62].
We review how CR technologies such as dynamic spectrum access, adaptive software-defined radios, and cooperative communications will enhance vehicular communications and, hence, present the potential of transforming vehicle communication in terms of efficiency and safety.
In particular, it is worth observing that the tailored version of the CRASH scale for controllers in self-adaptive software systems includes a specific adaptation which is related with time (2).
The frameworks for self-adaptivity developed so far usually concentrate either on self-adaptive software or on self-adaptive hardware, but not both.
Context: Software Fuzzy Self-Adaptation (SFSA) is a fuzzy control-based software self-adaptation paradigm proposed to deal with the fuzzy uncertainty existing in self-adaptive software.
