2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.procs.2010.04.160
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Scheduling of scientific workflows using a chaos-genetic algorithm

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“…The results of the evaluation of the proposed algorithm with the two algorithms of [6] GA and [7] Genetic-Variable neighborhood search for scheduling independent tasks are presented in this section. All experiments have been done on a system running Windows XP operating system with configuration of 3 GHz CPU and 4GB of RAM.…”
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“…The results of the evaluation of the proposed algorithm with the two algorithms of [6] GA and [7] Genetic-Variable neighborhood search for scheduling independent tasks are presented in this section. All experiments have been done on a system running Windows XP operating system with configuration of 3 GHz CPU and 4GB of RAM.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…The proposed scheduling is compared with two algorithms of [6] GA and [7] Genetic-Variable neighborhood search with regard to the parameters of time and cost. The results are investigated based on cost and user requests in different charts.…”
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“…The combine points of genetic algorithm ratings with turbulent variables have allowed the solutions generated by this algorithm to be distributed throughout the search space and prevent early convergence of the algorithm. Better designs and products are obtained in shorter time and to get it the algorithm converges to a faster rate [2].…”
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“…The performance here is analyzed by both qualitatively and quantitatively. Honey bee behavior is inspired load balancing of tasks in cloud computing environments [3]. In this paper, it has been examine the behavior of Honey Bee which inspired load balancing algorithm that was proposed with the aim to achieve well balanced load across virtual machines to maximize the throughput as well as to balance the priorities of the incoming tasks on the VMs.…”
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