An experimental investigation of the potential of BLF-driven scheduling of real-time threads

Kim, K.H.; Kim, Yuseok; Lawrence, T. Samraj; Nguyen, Cuong M.; Scalzo, R.

doi:10.1109/iceccs.1996.558565

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“…Given RIFs associated with all output functions of an RTCS, the resource allocation must be aimed for maintaining the total incurred risk below a preset threshold during the application mission-life-time. Further details are referred to [Kim96b]. Now let us consider the consequence of incorporating embedded human components into a system.…”

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Toward optimal assignment of human functions in complex defense systems via uniform object modeling and real-time simulation

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Proceedings Third International Workshop on Object-Oriented Real-Time Dependable Systems

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The view of a complex real-time computer-based application system as one in which not only automated machine components are embedded but also human servers, especially those who pe f o r m time-sensitive tasks in close interaction with machine components, are "embedded" as components, is adopted. Efforts for optimal scheduling of executing components can then be applied not only to the machine components but also to embedded human operators, preferably in a uniform integrated fashion. The notion of the risk incursion function (RIF) introduced earlier by the authors is advocated as the guide for optimal allocation of both machine and human resources. Also, an approach to uniform representation of application environments, machine functions and components, and human functions and components in the form of a uniform network of realtime objects is advocated.

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Toward optimal assignment of human functions in complex defense systems via uniform object modeling and real-time simulation

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“…Task allocation among several computer agents in real-time multiprocessor systems has been studied in detail. An optimal task allocation mechanism for real-time computing systems has been presented in [9]. However, the task allocation between computers and humans poses a different kind of challenge and is often dynamic.…”

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Coordinating human operators and computer agents for recovery-oriented computing

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Izadi

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Proceedings of the 2004 IEEE International Conference on Information Reuse and Integration, 2004. IRI 2004.

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Toward globally optimal resource management in large-scale real-time distributed computer systems

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Proceedings of the Sixth IEEE Computer Society Workshop on Future Trends of Distributed Computing Systems

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An experimental investigation of the potential of BLF-driven scheduling of real-time threads

Cited by 5 publications

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Toward optimal assignment of human functions in complex defense systems via uniform object modeling and real-time simulation

Toward optimal assignment of human functions in complex defense systems via uniform object modeling and real-time simulation

Coordinating human operators and computer agents for recovery-oriented computing

Toward globally optimal resource management in large-scale real-time distributed computer systems

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