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A novel approach to task scheduling using the PSO algorithm based probability model in cloud computing

  • Li Ruizhi
  • , Gao Jue
  • , Gao Honghao
  • , Bian Minjie
  • , Xu Huahu
  • Shanghai University
  • Shanghai Shang Da Hai Run Information System Co., Ltd

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Abstract

With the development of cloud computing technology, people not only want to pursue the shortest time to complete the tasks by using cloud computing, but also hope to take into the running costs of machines. Existing task scheduling algorithm in the cloud computing environment has been unable to meet people's needs. As an extension and generalization of the model checking theory, probability model checking is also used in many fields, such as random distributed algorithm and other areas. The task scheduling algorithm based on the particle swarm optimization algorithm combined with probability model is proposed in this paper. The algorithm defines the fitness functions of the time cost and the running cost. The fitness functions can improve the efficiency of the cloud computing platform. At the same time, the probability model can be used to analyze the running states of machines and the computing capability of the nodes in the cloud cluster. The probability, which is calculated by the probability model, provides the basis for changing particle swarm algorithm’s the inertia factor and the learning factor, so as to solve the drawback that the inertia factor and the learning factor solely depend on the fixed value.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)409-422
Number of pages14
JournalInternational Journal of Grid and Distributed Computing
Volume9
Issue number11
DOIs
StatePublished - 2016
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • Auto-correcting
  • Inertia factor
  • Learning factor
  • Particle swarm optimization algorithm
  • Probability model

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