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Co-evolutionary and Elite learning-based bi-objective Poor and Rich Optimization algorithm for scheduling multiple workflows in the cloud

Li et al., 2024

Document ID
5558360475012622366
Author
Li H
Tian L
Xu G
Abreu J
Huang S
Chai S
Xia Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Future Generation Computer Systems

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Cloud computing is a cost-effective environment for deploying large-scale scientific applications. However, multi-workflow scheduling has great challenge since users may request a series of applications with different Quality of Service (QoS) at the same time. In …
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