Fixed cycle scheduling: A solvable problem with empty precedence structure

Fixed cycle scheduling: A solvable problem with empty precedence structure

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Article ID: iaor19911296
Country: United States
Volume: 38
Issue: 4
Start Page Number: 189
End Page Number: 195
Publication Date: Jul 1990
Journal: Operations Research
Authors: ,
Abstract:

Fixed Cycle Scheduling (FCS) is a class of job scheduling problems in which all scheduling decisions (assignment of tasks to processors) are made on a cycle. That is, if task i is assigned to processor j at period h<n, then the same assignment is made at period h+in, for all integers i, where n is the cycle length. Possible applications of FCSs are given and a special case with uniform job arrivals and empty procedence structure is shown to be solvable analytically.

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