Heterogeneous Laxity-based Improved Task
Scheduling for DAG-based Heterogeneous Computing
Journal:
GRENZE International Journal of Computer Theory and Engineering
Authors:
Rashmi Basavaraddi, Arshiya Sultana
Volume:
3
Issue:
4
Grenze ID:
01.GIJCTE.3.4.36
Pages:
241-247
Abstract
In heterogeneous computing taskmapping is necessary and has drawn major
attention. Task scheduling algorithms at present are less efficient. This generally consists of
two phases where first is pritorization and second is task assigning. In this paper a
Heterogeneous laxity based improved task scheduling algorithm is proposed. This method
of scheduling is represented by directed acyclic graph (DAG). This combines the method
Heterogeneous Laxity Based Scheduling (HLBS) and Heterogeneous Scheduling with
Improved Task Priority (HSIP) to improve the task scheduling efficiency. Here in this paper
we come across with m-processers and n-tasks and we are concentrating on ideal time slot of
any m-processers to schedule any n-tasks with shorter laxity and execution time to complete
the task. To address the performance issue we are considering three parameters like
makespan, Scheduling Length Ratio (SLR) and failure ratio.