A non-cooperative bargaining model for grid resource allocation

Baghban, Hojjat; Hashemi, Mojtaba

doi:10.1109/chuser.2011.6163728

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“…To execute the new model, the simulation tool GridSim is used [33]. The presented model will be compared to the two models presented in [10] and [33]. A network topology based on BADG network is created in the simulation [40].…”

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“…There are five sources in four different areas of network topology. The parameters related to the sources are stated in [10]. Processing abilities of CPU resources is measured using MIPS degrees.…”

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“…The sellers' broker can risk it and negotiate for lowest price possible and leave expensive places. This can result in using less of the resources and so suppliers may be inclined to lower the price instead of wasting the resource cycles [9], [10]. In the process of negotiation many criteria can be considered, such as deadline, determining the minimum possible profit or maximum possible loss [9], [11].…”

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“…On the other hand, in the asynchronous message exchange system, the sending agents sends a message to the receiving agent regardless of waiting to see whether it is ready or not. In the negotiation model [10] the proposed transaction model is a two way simultaneous contract of the numberfor -number type in which every customer must request the services based on function, in order to prioritize the needs of the customer. Also every customer adjusts the services according to his manager's priority.…”

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“…In this model there is also a deadline for the bargaining process. The bargaining model we present is compared to the two models in the [10] and [33] articles because the presented model and the models used for comparison have some similarities in aims and characteristics.…”

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A New Resource Allocation Model for Grid Networks based on Bargaining in a Competitive Market

Haghtalabi¹,

Javidan²,

Harounabadi³

2014

Journal of Soft Computing and Applications

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Resource allocation is an important subject in Grid computing environment. Many types of non-similar resources exist in the grid computing environment which can also be considered from economics' point of view. Moreover, suppliers and customers are independent subjects with two very different environments in the grid computing environment. Therefore negotiations are considered very important. Bargaining is one of the most functional methods of negotiation in economic grid. In this paper a new resource allocation algorithm based on bargaining in a competitive market is proposed. The presented paper tries to increase the number and speed of successful negotiation by considering the meaning of competition in the market and deadline in the bargaining model. The proposed model is suitable for real-time software implementation to illustrate the concept of buying from seller's competitive market. The Simulation results on prototype data show the effectiveness of the proposed method.

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2014

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Comparative Assessment of Trace and Heavy Metals in Available Drinking Water From Different Sources in the Centre of Lagos and off Town (Ikorodu LGA) of Lagos State, Nigeria

Chika

Prince

2020

Adv. J. Chem. A

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The analysis of heavy metals in drinking water from different sources in Lagos state, Nigeria were determined with a view of comparing the effects of level of Industrialization, population density and urbanization on the water quality in the centre of Lagos and off town of Lagos (Ikorodu LGA, a relatively less Industrialized and less Urbanized town of Lagos state) as a case study. The different sources of drinking water considered were wells, boreholes, surface water and tap water. In each of Lagos and Ikorodu. The heavy metals were analysed; Pb, Cd, Cu, Fe, Cr, Zn, Na, Ni, Mg and Ca using Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (Perkin-Elmer 305B model with air-acetylene flame). The results show that Pb, Ni, and Mg values exceeded the permissible limits set by WHO, EU and NIS for all the samples from all the sources in all study area while Fe has values above the standards set by all the regulatory bodies in Ikorodu boreholes (i.e. 1.804 mg/L) but all other sources as well as all Lagos samples have values of Fe within the permissible limits (0.2-0.3 mg/L) and this could be traced to the geology of the area. Cu, Zn, Na, Cr, and Ca all have higher values in Lagos centre samples than in Ikorodu samples but are all within the permissible limits. Cd was not detected in any of the samples at all.

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A Survey on Scheduling Heuristics in Grid Computing Environment

Mishra¹,

Patel²,

Rout³

et al. 2014

IJMECS

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Job scheduling is one of the thrust research area in the discipline of Grid computing. Scheduling in the Grid environment is not only complicated but also known to be NP-Complete problem and that is all due to its unique characteristics. Thus, there are limited opportunities to find an optimal solution. In recent past, many eminent researchers reported a variety of Scheduling Heuristics that can have a substantial impact on the performance of the Grid systems. Unfortunately, it gives rise to difficulty in evaluating and keeping track of those solutions. Therefore, the motivation of this comprehensive study is to present firstly, an in-depth review of the topic under discussion mostly in the perspective of Grid Scheduling environment, and secondly, a proposal for a new state-of-the-art classification of the existing Scheduling Heuristics. All these Heuristics in each category have been further studied based on significant parameters frequently used in Scheduling Heuristics. The final part of this study includes a fair assessment of those mostly used dominating parameters. This report deals with the key concepts behind existing Scheduling Heuristics including Objectives, Types of Job Scheduling, Functionality of Grid, Nature of Grid, and the importance of the proposed classification.

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A non-cooperative bargaining model for grid resource allocation

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A New Resource Allocation Model for Grid Networks based on Bargaining in a Competitive Market

A New Resource Allocation Model for Grid Networks based on Bargaining in a Competitive Market

Comparative Assessment of Trace and Heavy Metals in Available Drinking Water From Different Sources in the Centre of Lagos and off Town (Ikorodu LGA) of Lagos State, Nigeria

A Survey on Scheduling Heuristics in Grid Computing Environment

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