2016
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1611.08864
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An Efficient Max-Min Resource Allocator and Task Scheduling Algorithm in Cloud Computing Environment

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“…The developed algorithm is based on the Prediction of Tasks Computation Time (PTCT) approach. Experiments are run using MATLAB R2013a to evaluate the proposed algorithm and to compare it with four other algorithms: Enhanced Min-Min (Patel, et al, 2015), An Efficient Max-Min (Konjaang, et al, 2016), QoS guided (Han, et al, 2013) and MiM-MaM (Kfatheen & Banu, 2015), developed for heterogeneous systems. The authors claimed that the advanced algorithm provided a significant improvement in tasks makespan, tasks execution time and other parameters and reduced the computation and complexity by using the Principal Components Analysis (PCA) and reduced the Expected Time to Compute (ETC) matrix.…”
Section: Execution Time or Makespan Based Criteriamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The developed algorithm is based on the Prediction of Tasks Computation Time (PTCT) approach. Experiments are run using MATLAB R2013a to evaluate the proposed algorithm and to compare it with four other algorithms: Enhanced Min-Min (Patel, et al, 2015), An Efficient Max-Min (Konjaang, et al, 2016), QoS guided (Han, et al, 2013) and MiM-MaM (Kfatheen & Banu, 2015), developed for heterogeneous systems. The authors claimed that the advanced algorithm provided a significant improvement in tasks makespan, tasks execution time and other parameters and reduced the computation and complexity by using the Principal Components Analysis (PCA) and reduced the Expected Time to Compute (ETC) matrix.…”
Section: Execution Time or Makespan Based Criteriamentioning
confidence: 99%