Coordination Overhead
The additional cost incurred in distributed systems to make multiple execution units collaborate toward a goal, including communication latency, message serialization, state synchronization, conflict resolution, and consistency and fault tolerance handling. The more nodes involved, the more pronounced the diminishing returns.
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Adding agents introduces a series of management burdens such as inter-agent communication, state synchronization, output merging, and conflict resolution, leading to coordination overhead.
Coordination overhead refers to the extra cost paid to get multiple execution units to collaborate on completing a goal, including communication latency, message serialization, state synchronization, conflict detection and resolution, and consistency and fault-tolerance handling.
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Adding agents introduces a series of management burdens such as inter-agent communication, state synchronization, output merging, and conflict resolution, leading to coordination overhead.
50%UnverifiedCoordination overhead refers to the extra cost paid to get multiple execution units to collaborate on completing a goal, including communication latency, message serialization, state synchronization, conflict detection and resolution, and consistency and fault-tolerance handling.
50%