In this thesis we develop a methodology for solving conditional scheduling problems where knowing if a task have to be executed is not known in advance but dynamically. The model used is based on timed automata representing the state space to be explored. The problem is formulated as a game against the environment from which we search for a winning strategy (worst case optimal). In the first part we study the deterministic problem of the task graph scheduling and then we extend the framework to the conditional problem. For each problem we study different types of schedules and strategies in order to reduce the state space search, decompositions into chains are proposed to reduce its size, then we investigate several exact algorithms in orde...
After a state of art on classical scheduling and on real-ime scheduling, particularly, allowing to d...
This work aims at characterizing offline stes of scheduling solutions which aim at providing some fl...
This contribution reports on the considerable effort made recently towards extending and applying we...
We propose an original, complete and efficient approach to the allocation and scheduling of Conditio...
AbstractWe propose an original, complete and efficient approach to the allocation and scheduling of ...
In this paper we develop a methodology for treating the problem of scheduling partially-ordered task...
We propose a subclass of timed game automata (TGA), called Task TGA, representing networks of commun...
version 1.1We propose a subclass of timed game automata (TGA), called Task TGA, representing network...
In this work we present timed automata as a natural tool for posing and solving scheduling problems....
This paper is devoted to automatic competitive analysis of real-time scheduling algorithms for firm-...
The solution of games is a key decision problem in the context of verification of open systems and p...
In this paper, we introduce the powerful framework of graph games for the analysis of real-time sche...
The aim of this thesis is to develop techniques for the evaluation of the performance of algorithms ...
In this work we treat the problem of scheduling under two types of temporal uncertainty, setbased a...
In this paper, we show how the simple structure of the linear programs encountered during symbolic m...
After a state of art on classical scheduling and on real-ime scheduling, particularly, allowing to d...
This work aims at characterizing offline stes of scheduling solutions which aim at providing some fl...
This contribution reports on the considerable effort made recently towards extending and applying we...
We propose an original, complete and efficient approach to the allocation and scheduling of Conditio...
AbstractWe propose an original, complete and efficient approach to the allocation and scheduling of ...
In this paper we develop a methodology for treating the problem of scheduling partially-ordered task...
We propose a subclass of timed game automata (TGA), called Task TGA, representing networks of commun...
version 1.1We propose a subclass of timed game automata (TGA), called Task TGA, representing network...
In this work we present timed automata as a natural tool for posing and solving scheduling problems....
This paper is devoted to automatic competitive analysis of real-time scheduling algorithms for firm-...
The solution of games is a key decision problem in the context of verification of open systems and p...
In this paper, we introduce the powerful framework of graph games for the analysis of real-time sche...
The aim of this thesis is to develop techniques for the evaluation of the performance of algorithms ...
In this work we treat the problem of scheduling under two types of temporal uncertainty, setbased a...
In this paper, we show how the simple structure of the linear programs encountered during symbolic m...
After a state of art on classical scheduling and on real-ime scheduling, particularly, allowing to d...
This work aims at characterizing offline stes of scheduling solutions which aim at providing some fl...
This contribution reports on the considerable effort made recently towards extending and applying we...