Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Quick Start
- 3. Tasks
- 4. Sets of Tasks
- 5. Classification in Scheduling
- 6. Graphs
- 7. Scheduling Algorithms
- 1. Structure of Scheduling Algorithms
- 2. List of Algorithms
- 3. Algorithm for Problem 1|rj|Cmax
- 4. Bratley’s Algorithm
- 5. Hodgson's Algorithm
- 6. Algorithm for Problem P||Cmax
- 7. McNaughton's Algorithm
- 8. Algorithm for Problem P|rj,prec,~dj|Cmax
- 9. List Scheduling
- 10. Brucker’s Algorithm
- 11. Scheduling with Positive and Negative Time-Lags
- 12. Cyclic Scheduling
- 13. SAT Scheduling
- 14. Hu's Algorithm
- Coffman's and Graham's Algorithm
- 8. Real-Time Scheduling
- 9. Graph Algorithms
- 10. Other Algorithms
- 11. Case Studies
- I. Reference guide
- @graph/criticalcircuitratio.m - finds the minimal circuit ratio of the input graph.
- @graph/dijkstra.m - finds the shortest path between reference node and other nodes in graph.
- @graph/edge2param.m - returns user parameters of edges in graph
- @graph/floyd.m - finds a matrix of shortest paths for given digraph
- @graph/graph.m - creates the graph object.
- @graph/graphcoloring.m - algorithm for coloring graph by minimal number of colors.
- @graph/hamiltoncircuit.m - finds Hamilton circuit in graph
- @graph/mincostflow.m - finds the least cost flow in graph G.
- @graph/node2param.m - returns user parameters of nodes in graph
- @graph/param2edge.m - add to graph's user parameters datas from cell or matrix.
- @graph/param2node.m - add to graph's user parameters datas from cell or matrix.
- @graph/qap.m - solves the Quadratic Assignment Problem
- @graph/spanningtree.m - finds spanning tree of the graph
- @graph/tarjan.m - finds Strongly Connected Component
- @problem/problem.m - creation of object problem.
- @schedobj/get.m - access/query SCHEDOBJ property values.
- @schedobj/get_graphic_param.m - gets graphics params for object drawing
- @schedobj/set.m - sets properties to set of objects.
- @schedobj/set_graphic_param.m - set graphics params for drawing
- @task/add_scht.m - adds schedule (starts time and lenght of time) into a task
- @task/get_scht.m - gets schedule (starts time and length of time) from a task
- @task/plot.m - graphic display of task
- @task/task.m - creates object task.
- @taskset/add_schedule.m - adds schedule (starts time and lenght of time) for set of tasks
- @taskset/alap.m - compute ALAP(As Late As Posible) for taskset
- @taskset/asap.m - computes ASAP(As Soon As Posible) for taskset
- @taskset/colour.m - returns taskset where tasks have set the color property
- @taskset/count.m - returns number of tasks in the Set of Tasks
- @taskset/get_schedule.m - gets schedule (starts time, lenght of time and processor) from a taskset
- @taskset/plot.m - graphic display of set of tasks
- @taskset/schparam.m - returns parameters about schedule inside the set of tasks
- @taskset/setprio.m - sets priority (weight) of tasks acording to some rules.
- @taskset/size.m - returns number of tasks in the Set of Tasks
- @taskset/sort.m - return sorted set of tasks over selected parameter.
- @taskset/taskset.m - creates a set of TASKs
- alg1rjcmax.m - computes schedule with Earliest Release Date First algorithm
- alg1sumuj.m - computes schedule with Hodgson's algorithm
- algpcmax.m - computes schedule for 'P||Cmax'problem
- algprjdeadlinepreccmax.m - computes schedule for P|rj,prec,~dj|Cmax problem
- bratley.m - computes schedule by algorithm described by Bratley
- brucker76.m - Brucker's scheduling algorithm
- coffmangraham.m - is scheduling algorithm (Coffman and Graham) for P2|prec,pj=1|Cmax problem
- cssimin.m - Cyclic Scheduling Simulator - input parser.
- cssimout.m - Cyclic Scheduling Simulator - True-Time interface.
- cycsch.m - solves general cyclic scheduling problem.
- graphedit.m - launch user-friendly editor of graphs able to export and import graphs between GUI and Matlab workspace.
- horn.m - computes schedule with Horn'74 algorithm
- hu.m - is scheduling algorithm for P|in-tree,pj=1|Cmax problem (can be called on labeled taskset with problem P2|prec,pj=1|Cmax )
- ilinprog.m - universal interface for integer linear programming.
- iquadprog.m - Universal interface for mixed integer quadratic programming.
- listsch.m - Computes schedule by algorithm described by Graham 1966
- mcnaughtonrule.m - computes schedule with McNaughtons's algorithm
- private/bezier.m - computes points on Bezier curve
- randdfg.m - random Data Flow Graph (DFG) generator.
- randtaskset.m - Generates set of tasks of random parameters selected from uniform distribution.
- satsch.m - computes schedule by algorithm described in [TORSCHE06]
- schoptionsset.m - Creates/alters SCHEDULING TOOLBOX OPTIONS structure.
- spntl.m - computes schedule with Positive and Negative Time-Lags
- xmlsave.m - saves variables to file in xml format.
- Literature
List of Figures
- 2.1. The taskset schedule
- 3.1. Graphics representation of task parameters
- 3.2. Creating task objects
- 3.3. Plot example
- 4.1. Creating a set of tasks and adding precedence constraints
- 4.2. Gantt chart for a set of scheduled tasks
- 4.3. Access to the virtual property examples
- 4.4. Schedule inserting example
- 4.5. Schedule parameters
- 4.6. Taskset sort example
- 4.7. Example of random taskset use
- 6.1. Creating a graphs from adjacency matrix
- 6.2. Command set for graph
- 6.3. Graphedit
- 7.1. Structure of scheduling algorithms in the toolbox.
- 7.2. Scheduling problem
1|
r
j|Cmax solving. - 7.3. Alg1rjcmax algorithm - problem
1|
r
j|Cmax - 7.4. Scheduling problem
1|
r
j,~dj|Cmax solving. - 7.5. Bratley’s algorithm - problem
1|
r
j,~dj|Cmax - 7.6. Scheduling problem 1||ΣUj solving.
- 7.7. Hodgson’s algorithm - problem 1||ΣUj
- 7.8. Scheduling problem P||Cmax solving.
- 7.9. Algpcmax algorithm - problem P||Cmax
- 7.10. Scheduling problem P|pmtn|Cmax solving.
- 7.11. McNaughton's algorithm - problem P|pmtn|Cmax
- 7.12. Scheduling problem
P|
p
j,prec,~d
j|Cmax solving. - 7.13. Algprjdeadlinepreccmax algorithm - problem
P|
p
j,prec,~d
j|Cmax - 7.14. An example of P|prec|Cmax scheduling problem.
- 7.15. Scheduling problem P|prec|Cmax solving.
- 7.16. Result of List Scheduling.
- 7.17. Problem P|prec|Cmax by LS algorithm with LPT strategy solving.
- 7.18. Result of LS algorithm with LPT strategy.
- 7.19. Solving P|prec|Cmax by LS algorithm with SPT strategy.
- 7.20. Result of LS algorithm with SPT strategy.
- 7.21. Solving P|rj|∑Cj by ECT
- 7.22. Result of LS algorithm with ECT strategy.
- 7.23. Problem P|rj|∑Cj by LS algorithm with EST strategy solving.
- 7.24. Result of LS algorithm with EST strategy.
- 7.25. An example of OwnStrategy function.
- 7.26. Scheduling problem
1|
in-tree,p
j=1|Lmax solving. - 7.27. Brucker’s algorithm - problem
1|
in-tree,p
j=1|Lmax - 7.28. Graph
G
representing tasks constrained by positive and negative time-lags. - 7.29. Resulting schedule of instance in Figure 7.28, “Graph
G
representing tasks constrained by positive and negative time-lags.”. - 7.30. Cyclic Data Flow Graph of WDF.
- 7.31. Graph
G
weighted byl
ij andh
ij of WDF. - 7.32. Resulting schedule with optimal period
w
=8. - 7.33. Jaumann wave digital filter
- 7.34. The optimal schedule of Jaumann filter
- 7.35. An example of in-tree precedence constraints
- 7.36. Scheduling problem
P|in-tree,
p
j=1|Cmax usinghu
command - 7.37. Hu's algorithm example solution
- 7.38. Coffman and Graham example setting
- 7.39. Coffman and Graham algorithm example solution
- 8.1. Calculating the response time using resptime
- 8.2. PT_FPS example code
- 8.3. Result of FPS algorithm
- 9.1. Spanning tree example
- 9.2. Example of minimum spanning tree
- 9.3. Dijkstra's algorithm example
- 9.4. Strongly Connected Components example.
- 9.5. A simple network with optimal flow in the fourth user parameter on edges
- 9.6. Mincostflow example.
- 9.7. A simple network with optimal flow in the fourth user parameter on edges
- 9.8. Critical circuit ratio.
- 9.9. Hamilton circuit identification example.
- 9.10. An example of Hamilton circuit.
- 9.11. An example of Graph coloring
- 9.12. Quadratic Assignment Problem.
- 10.1. Simulation scheme with TrueTime Kernel block
- 10.2. Result of simulation
- 11.1. Result of case study as Gantt chart
- 11.2. Result of case study as Gantt chart
- 11.3. Graph representation of Chair manufacturing
- 11.4. Result of case study as Gantt chart
- 11.5. An application of Recursive Least Squares filter for active noise cancellation.
- 11.6. The RLS filter algorithm.
- 11.7. Graph G modeling the scheduling problem on one add unit of HSLA.
- 11.8. Resulting schedule of RLS filter.
List of Tables
- 6.1. List of functions
- 7.1. List of algorithms
- 7.2. An example of P|rj|∑wjCj scheduling problem.
- 9.1. List of algorithms
- 10.1. List of algorithms
- 10.2. List of the toolbox options parameters
- 10.3. Type of constraints - ctype.
- 10.4. Type of constraints - ctype.
- 11.1. Information we need to organize the work
- 11.2. Material transport processing time.
- 11.3. Parameters of HSLA library.
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