In the classical multiprocessor scheduling problems, it is assumed that the problems are considered in off\|line or on\|line environment. But in practice, problems are often not really off\|line or on\|line but someh...In the classical multiprocessor scheduling problems, it is assumed that the problems are considered in off\|line or on\|line environment. But in practice, problems are often not really off\|line or on\|line but somehow in between. This means that, with respect to the on\|line problem, some further information about the tasks is available, which allows the improvement of the performance of the best possible algorithms. Problems of this class are called semi on\|line ones. The authors studied two semi on\|line multiprocessor scheduling problems, in which, the total processing time of all tasks is known in advance, or all processing times lie in a given interval. They proposed approximation algorithms for minimizing the makespan and analyzed their performance guarantee. The algorithms improve the known results for 3 or more processor cases in the literature.展开更多
In this paper,a two-stage semi-hybrid flowshop problem which appears in graphics processing is studied. For this problem, there are two machines M1 and M2, and a set of independent jobs J= {J1 ,J2 ,…,Jn }. Each Ji co...In this paper,a two-stage semi-hybrid flowshop problem which appears in graphics processing is studied. For this problem, there are two machines M1 and M2, and a set of independent jobs J= {J1 ,J2 ,…,Jn }. Each Ji consists of two tasks Ai and Bi ,and task Ai must be completed before task Bi can start. Furthermore ,task Ai can be processed on M1 for ai time units ,or on Mw for ai^J time units ,while task Bi can only be processed on M2 for bi time units. Jobs and machines are available at time zero and no preemption is allowed. The objective is to minimize the maximum job completion time. It is showed that this problem is NP-hard. And a pseudo-polynomial time optimal algorithm is presented. A polynomial time approximation algorithm with worst-case ratio 2 is also presented.展开更多
文摘In the classical multiprocessor scheduling problems, it is assumed that the problems are considered in off\|line or on\|line environment. But in practice, problems are often not really off\|line or on\|line but somehow in between. This means that, with respect to the on\|line problem, some further information about the tasks is available, which allows the improvement of the performance of the best possible algorithms. Problems of this class are called semi on\|line ones. The authors studied two semi on\|line multiprocessor scheduling problems, in which, the total processing time of all tasks is known in advance, or all processing times lie in a given interval. They proposed approximation algorithms for minimizing the makespan and analyzed their performance guarantee. The algorithms improve the known results for 3 or more processor cases in the literature.
文摘In this paper,a two-stage semi-hybrid flowshop problem which appears in graphics processing is studied. For this problem, there are two machines M1 and M2, and a set of independent jobs J= {J1 ,J2 ,…,Jn }. Each Ji consists of two tasks Ai and Bi ,and task Ai must be completed before task Bi can start. Furthermore ,task Ai can be processed on M1 for ai time units ,or on Mw for ai^J time units ,while task Bi can only be processed on M2 for bi time units. Jobs and machines are available at time zero and no preemption is allowed. The objective is to minimize the maximum job completion time. It is showed that this problem is NP-hard. And a pseudo-polynomial time optimal algorithm is presented. A polynomial time approximation algorithm with worst-case ratio 2 is also presented.
