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A Genetic Algorithm for Task Scheduling on NoC Using FDH Cross Efficiency

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  • Song Chai
  • Yubai Li
  • Jian Wang
  • Chang Wu

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A CrosFDH-GA algorithm is proposed for the task scheduling problem on the NoC-based MPSoC regarding the multicriterion optimization. First of all, four common criterions, namely, makespan, data routing energy, average link load, and workload balance, are extracted from the task scheduling problem on NoC and are used to construct the DEA DMU model. Then the FDH analysis is applied to the problem, and a FDH cross efficiency formulation is derived for evaluating the relative advantage among schedule solutions. Finally, we introduce the DEA approach to the genetic algorithm and propose a CrosFDH-GA scheduling algorithm to find the most efficient schedule solution for a given scheduling problem. The simulation results show that our FDH cross efficiency formulation effectively evaluates the performance of schedule solutions. By conducting comparative simulations, our CrosFDH-GA proposal produces more metrics-balanced schedule solution than other multicriterion algorithms.

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  • Song Chai & Yubai Li & Jian Wang & Chang Wu, 2013. "A Genetic Algorithm for Task Scheduling on NoC Using FDH Cross Efficiency," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2013, pages 1-16, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:708495
    DOI: 10.1155/2013/708495
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