2006
Solving scheduling problems by untimed model checking
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In this paper, we show how scheduling problems can be modelled in untimed process algebra, by using special tick actions. A minimal-time trace leading to a particular action, is one that minimizes the number of tick steps. As a result, we can use any (timed or untimed) model checking tool to find shortest schedules. Instantiating this scheme to
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Wijs, A., van de Pol, J., & Bortnik, E. (2006). Solving scheduling problems by untimed model checking. Software Engineering [SEN]. CWI. |
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