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A Task Allocation Model for Distributed Computing Systems

Perng-Yi Richard, Lee, Tsuchiya

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This paper presents a task allocation model that allocates application tasks among processors in distributed computing systems satisfying: 1) minimum interprocessor communication cost, 2) balanced utilization of each processor, and 3) all engineering application requirements.

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This paper presents a task allocation model that allocates application tasks among processors in distributed computing systems satisfying: 1) minimum interprocessor communication cost, 2) balanced utilization of each processor, and 3) all engineering application requirements.

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This paper presents a task allocation model that allocates application tasks among processors in distributed computing systems satisfying: 1) minimum interprocessor communication cost, 2) balanced utilization of each processor, and 3) all engineering application requirements.

Key concepts: Computer science, Task (project management), Distributed computing, Parallel computing, Processor scheduling, Computer network, Management, Economics

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