closed-loop programming
nounUK /kləʊzd luːp ˈprəʊɡræmɪŋ/
US /kloʊzd luːp ˈproʊɡræmɪŋ/
Closed-loop programming is when a computer checks what happens and fixes itself to do better.
The robot used closed-loop programming to steer back on track when it drifted.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A control method where the system continuously measures its output and adjusts its input to reach a target.
The thermostat uses closed-loop programming to keep the room at 20 degrees.
3. Software design that uses test results to automatically improve or adjust its own behavior.
Their closed-loop programming pipeline retrains the model whenever accuracy drops.
4. A manufacturing approach where machines adjust based on live sensor data during production.
Closed-loop programming on the assembly line reduced defects by catching errors instantly.