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In this section, we discuss the main performance metrics used to evaluate scheduling policies in streaming servers.

More complex simulation models such as simulation models of semi-conductor production systems [118] have also been used to evaluate scheduling heuristics.

The reliability of airline schedules is discussed and a set of measuring indices is developed to evaluate schedule reliability.

In this context, the main interest in functional imaging end points are in phase I/IIa trials with the objectives of obtaining an acute marker of biological efficacy (ideally pharmacodynamic), identifying the biologically effective dose, which may be much less than the maximum tolerated dose (MTD), and evaluating scheduling options and possible combination therapies.

We show that our parallel Tabu Search algorithm for graphics cards (GPUs) outperforms other existing Tabu Search approaches in terms of quality of solutions and the number of evaluated schedules per second.

The activity of the PK-directed schedule in CLL, compared to that of the previously evaluated schedules, clearly indicted the importance of flavopiridol PK for clinical activity, and associations were in fact observed between PK and clinical outcomes, including response, cytokine release syndrome (CRS) and tumor lysis syndrome (TLS) [17].

In this work, the existing exponential rule (EXP rule) is utilized to benchmark our proposed packet scheduling techniques so that we are able to further evaluate the scheduling performance.

Within such a context, industrial practitioners, looking for production scheduling solutions for their selected industrial plants, will be able to evaluate alternative scheduling approaches without any real risks.

In order to evaluate Set Scheduling, two different algorithms for organizing RBs in sets are evaluated.

We implement and evaluate these scheduling algorithms in both simulated and real-life networks.

We plan to evaluate flexible scheduling methods that allow a dynamic allocation of tasks to workers driven by their current load.