Mei et al., 2014 - Google Patents
A resource-aware scheduling algorithm with reduced task duplication on heterogeneous computing systemsMei et al., 2014
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- Mei J
- Li K
- Li K
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- The Journal of Supercomputing
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To satisfy the high-performance requirements of application executions, many kinds of task scheduling algorithms have been proposed. Among them, duplication-based scheduling algorithms achieve higher performance compared to others. However, because of their …
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