We propose a distributed dataflow execution model which utilizes a distributed dictionary for data memoization, allowing each parallel task to schedule instructions without direct inter-task coordination.
Based on the concept of space-shared scheduling policy, this work presents a CDB (cost-deadline based) task scheduling algorithm to schedule tasks by taking into account task penalty and provider profit.
Task scheduling methods help to schedule the tasks in a way that the resource is optimized with the goal of maximizing the lifetime of the network.
The chapter presents a model for the tasks to be scheduled, and a model of the platform architecture on which those tasks are to be scheduled.
This performance improvement shows that the increasing number of tasks to be scheduled was well handled by the 8 processors.
Hence, the higher the number of tasks to be scheduled, the longer is the total completion time.
Traditional energy-saving scheduling methods [13, 14] can be applied to the simple task-arrival mode, such as period tasks, but it cannot assure the arrival tasks to be scheduled in real time.
We identify each task with its task size t n ?= t v ?+ t r in unit of time, preceded by the number n of tasks to be scheduled in the system (e.g. 2(t v ?+ t r )).
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Besides, the dependencies among tasks are considered and STM is proposed to schedule the tasks associated with each other.
