In this paper, we consider the problem of scheduling distributed biological sequencecomparison applications. This problem lies in the divisible load framework with negligible communication costs. Thus far, very few results have been proposed in this model. We discuss and select relevant metrics for this framework: namely max-stretch and sum-stretch. We explain the relationship between our model and the preemptive uni-processor case, and we showhow to extend algorithms that have been proposed in the literature for the uni-processor model to the divisible multi-processor problem domain. We recall known results on closely related problems, we show how to minimize the max-stretch on unrelated machines either in the divisible load model or with ...
The main problem studied in this thesis is that of parallel machine scheduling with precedence const...
Fundamental performance limits of multi-hop wireless transmissions are currently being investigated ...
Automated treatment surface facilities, which employ computer-controlled hoists for part transportat...
accepted for publication in IPDPS 2013International audienceDivisible Load Theory (DLT) has received...
In this paper, we consider the problem of scheduling distributed biological sequence comparison appl...
Applications in many scientific and engineering domains are structured in large numbers of independe...
Scheduling problems are already difficult on traditional parallel machines. They becomeextremely cha...
In this paper, we consider the problem of allocating and scheduling a collection of independent, equ...
In this report, we study the problem of optimizing the throughput of applications for heterogeneous ...
Scientific workflows are frequently modeled as Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAG) oftasks, which repres...
This paper investigates the execution of tree-shaped task graphs using multiple processors. Each edg...
One has a large workload that is ``divisible''---its constituent work's granularity can be adjusted ...
Scientific applications are usually described as directed acyclic graphs, where nodes represent tas...
In this thesis, we describe and analyze a fully distributed approach for parallel Branch-and-Bound. ...
Cloud computing promises the delivery of on-demand pay-per-use access to unlimited resources. Using ...
The main problem studied in this thesis is that of parallel machine scheduling with precedence const...
Fundamental performance limits of multi-hop wireless transmissions are currently being investigated ...
Automated treatment surface facilities, which employ computer-controlled hoists for part transportat...
accepted for publication in IPDPS 2013International audienceDivisible Load Theory (DLT) has received...
In this paper, we consider the problem of scheduling distributed biological sequence comparison appl...
Applications in many scientific and engineering domains are structured in large numbers of independe...
Scheduling problems are already difficult on traditional parallel machines. They becomeextremely cha...
In this paper, we consider the problem of allocating and scheduling a collection of independent, equ...
In this report, we study the problem of optimizing the throughput of applications for heterogeneous ...
Scientific workflows are frequently modeled as Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAG) oftasks, which repres...
This paper investigates the execution of tree-shaped task graphs using multiple processors. Each edg...
One has a large workload that is ``divisible''---its constituent work's granularity can be adjusted ...
Scientific applications are usually described as directed acyclic graphs, where nodes represent tas...
In this thesis, we describe and analyze a fully distributed approach for parallel Branch-and-Bound. ...
Cloud computing promises the delivery of on-demand pay-per-use access to unlimited resources. Using ...
The main problem studied in this thesis is that of parallel machine scheduling with precedence const...
Fundamental performance limits of multi-hop wireless transmissions are currently being investigated ...
Automated treatment surface facilities, which employ computer-controlled hoists for part transportat...