Research of Task Scheduling Algorithm Based on Parallel Computing

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Through the research on the existing parallel computing technologies, this paper bas an in-depth research and analysis on the status, issues to be addressed and functional features of parallel computing task scheduling, and for the current problems existed, presents a solution. The program can better reflect the heterogeneity and dynamicity of the parallel resources, as far as possible ensure the reliability and stability of the selected resources, while reducing task completion time and meeting user requirements for service quality.

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June 2011

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