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Greg Levin talks on something something Optimal Multiprocessor Scheduling for Sporadic something something

Greg Levin talks on something something Optimal Multiprocessor Scheduling for Sporadic something something

My work to date on Real-Time Multiprocessor Scheduling Algorithms has focused on periodic task sets (wherein tasks release jobs on a predictable, periodic schedule). Our recent RUN algorithm solves this problem more efficiently than any other known optimal algorithm.

However, when we generalize our task model to include sporadic arrivals (when a task may release a job at any time after some minimum inter-arrival time), it is not clear how, or if, RUN may be extended to accommodate this. We will look at a slightly less efficient, but similar, algorithm call QPS, which shows promise for extension to the sporadic task model.