2021
DOI: 10.4236/ib.2021.134012
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The Use of the Ant Algorithm in the Audit Planning of Multi-Branch Organizations

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“…An excellent resource scheduling algorithm can reasonably allocate the computing resources of multicore systems and effectively reduce the total execution time and total consumption of processor computing, so as to tap the potential performance of the system as much as possible. In supercomputers, there are already many solutions to related problems, for example, heuristic intelligent task scheduling based on the genetic algorithm and ant algorithm, agent technology derived from artificial intelligence, strictly defined mathematical object Petri net, and various task scheduling algorithms in multiclient multiserver mode [7]. However, the applications of the above-mentioned algorithms are mostly aimed at supercomputers, and although they have reference significance for micro-multicore systems, they cannot be directly applied.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An excellent resource scheduling algorithm can reasonably allocate the computing resources of multicore systems and effectively reduce the total execution time and total consumption of processor computing, so as to tap the potential performance of the system as much as possible. In supercomputers, there are already many solutions to related problems, for example, heuristic intelligent task scheduling based on the genetic algorithm and ant algorithm, agent technology derived from artificial intelligence, strictly defined mathematical object Petri net, and various task scheduling algorithms in multiclient multiserver mode [7]. However, the applications of the above-mentioned algorithms are mostly aimed at supercomputers, and although they have reference significance for micro-multicore systems, they cannot be directly applied.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%