The ODO project: Toward a unified basis for constraint-directed scheduling

The ODO project: Toward a unified basis for constraint-directed scheduling

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Article ID: iaor2000826
Country: United Kingdom
Volume: 1
Issue: 2
Start Page Number: 89
End Page Number: 125
Publication Date: Aug 1998
Journal: Journal of Scheduling
Authors: , , ,
Abstract:

The ODO project is an inquiry into constraint-directed scheduling with the primary motivation of the development of a unified foundation for constraint-directed search techniques. Central to this foundation is the exploitation of the knowledge in the constraint representation, the use of commitment assertion and retraction as search operators, a generic model of scheduling strategies, and the use of texture measurements to distill constraint information for search guidance. Each of these components is discussed in-depth. The ODO framework, a commitment-based model of constraint-directed search with which many existing scheduling techniques can be modelled and implemented, is presented along with a selection of past, current, and future research using the framework.

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