👉 Computing episodes, often referred to as "episode-based computing" or "event-driven computing," is a paradigm that focuses on processing and analyzing sequences of events, such as those generated by sensors, user interactions, or system logs. In this approach, computing is driven by the occurrence of events rather than fixed schedules or predefined tasks. Each event triggers a specific computation or response, allowing systems to react dynamically and efficiently to real-time changes in their environment. This model is particularly useful for applications requiring immediate feedback, such as autonomous vehicles, smart homes, and real-time analytics, where timely processing of event sequences is crucial for optimal performance and responsiveness.
