2021 IEEE International Conference on Data Science and Computer Application (ICDSCA) 2021
DOI: 10.1109/icdsca53499.2021.9650131
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List scheduling algorithm of improved priority with considering load balance

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“…A clustering scheduling strategy maps the grouped tasks into an infinite number of computational units. In the steps of the clustering algorithm, each step of the clustering is an arbitrary task that may not be the ready task, so it is necessary to go back in each group to select the ready task for scheduling, where there is [16] formalized the scheduling problem as an integer planning clustering problem with grouped clustering scheduling [17]. Scheduling algorithms based on replication strategies are also task computational resources are unbounded and replication-based strategies use redundant tasks to reduce communication overhead [18,19].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…A clustering scheduling strategy maps the grouped tasks into an infinite number of computational units. In the steps of the clustering algorithm, each step of the clustering is an arbitrary task that may not be the ready task, so it is necessary to go back in each group to select the ready task for scheduling, where there is [16] formalized the scheduling problem as an integer planning clustering problem with grouped clustering scheduling [17]. Scheduling algorithms based on replication strategies are also task computational resources are unbounded and replication-based strategies use redundant tasks to reduce communication overhead [18,19].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If a given HSDFG has multiple terminating instances, then makespan is defined as follows. makespan = max(AFT(α exit )) (16) Our goal is to make full use of the limited number of processor cores to minimize s. Therefore, the objective function is defined as follows: min makespan 4.3.2. Instance Selection level(α i ) is the level value of instance α i , which represents the sum of the execution times of all instances contained in the longest path from α i to the endpoint instance, as defined below.…”
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confidence: 99%