Patent №
US 8,959,370
Granted
2015-02-17
Filed 2011
Owner
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY, THE
Lab
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AI components
1
hardware
Assignment
Recorded
Dataset
AIPD
2023_r1 edition
Application
13121939
The invention concerns scheduling an application comprised of precedence constrained parallel tasks on a high-performance computer system. The computer system has a plurality of processors each enabled to operate on different voltage supply levels. First, a priority order for the tasks based on the computation and communication costs of the tasks is determined. Next, the based on the priority order of the tasks, assigning each task both a processor and a voltage level that substantially minimizes energy consumption and completion time for performing that task when compared to energy consumption and completion time for performing that task on different combinations of processor and voltage level. It is an advantage of the invention that the scheduling takes account not only completion time (makespan), but also energy consumption. Aspects of the invention include a method, software, a scheduling module of a computer and a schedule.
AI classification
Ownership
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY, THE
assignment · 268630849
Assignors
ZOMAYA, ALBERT, LEE, YOUNG CHOON
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