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Exact Response Time Scheduling Analysis of Accumulatively Monotonic Multiframe Real Time Tasks

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“…We show in [16] that even for the AM model, the exact response time schedulability analysis is always better than Lu's analysis.…”
Section: Schedulability Of Mf Tasksmentioning
confidence: 81%

Exact scheduling analysis of non-accumulatively monotonic multiframe tasks

Zuhily
1
,
Burns
2
2009
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“…We show in [16] that even for the AM model, the exact response time schedulability analysis is always better than Lu's analysis.…”
Section: Schedulability Of Mf Tasksmentioning
confidence: 81%

Exact scheduling analysis of non-accumulatively monotonic multiframe tasks

Zuhily
1
,
Burns
2
2009
Real-Time Syst
12
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Exact scheduling analysis of accumulatively monotonic multiframe tasks subjected to release jitter and arbitrary deadlines

Zuhily
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Burns
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2008
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