Towards a Formal Account on Negative Latency

Clemens Dubslaff, Jonas Schulz, Patrick Wienhöft, Christel Baier, Frank H. P. Fitzek, Stefan J. Kiebel, Johannes Lehmann

Abstract: Low latency communication is a major challenge when humans have to be integrated into cyber physical systems with mixed realities. Recently, the concept of negative latency has been coined as a technique to use anticipatory computing and performing communication ahead of time. For this, behaviors of communication partners are predicted, e.g., by components trained through supervised machine learning, and used to precompute actions and reactions.