2019
DOI: 10.18280/isi.240316
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Adaptive League Championship Algorithm (ALCA) for Independent Task Scheduling in Cloud Computing

Abstract: Scheduling is a heart of cloud computing as without appropriate scheduling it is impossible to get the desired results. Primary focus of this article is to focus on minimization of makespan, minimum utilization of resources and make the cloud services economic for an independant task. Out of the various task scheduling strategies, in last few years meta-heuristic algorithms have gained recognition in successful operation of task scheduling algorithms. League Championship based Algorithm (LCA) is fascinated fro… Show more

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“…In the recovery time, each team organizes a new change in the playing style (a new solution) for the next week match and the championship will continue for several seasons (stopping condition). To be specific, LCA is adopted [183] [184] in cloud computing for solving scheduling optimization problem, based on the iterative process for solving the global optimization problem [185]. However, LCA algorithm has not been accepted for t-way testing strategies in solving combinatorial optimization problem.…”
Section: Human-based Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the recovery time, each team organizes a new change in the playing style (a new solution) for the next week match and the championship will continue for several seasons (stopping condition). To be specific, LCA is adopted [183] [184] in cloud computing for solving scheduling optimization problem, based on the iterative process for solving the global optimization problem [185]. However, LCA algorithm has not been accepted for t-way testing strategies in solving combinatorial optimization problem.…”
Section: Human-based Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%