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Message Scheduling on Trees under a Generalized Line-Communication Model
Fremantle, Australia June 23-June 25
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Dominique Barth, Universite Paris-Sud
Mario E. Valencia-Pabon, Universite Paris-Sud
In this paper, we generalize the line-communication model by relaxing the notion of conflictness between paths. We show that the problem of finding optimal schedules to route any set of messages under both our generalized line-communication model and the bufferless routing model is NP-hard even if restricted to binary trees. Finally, a simple offline 2-approximation algorithm for our model on trees is presented.
Index Terms:
Message Scheduling, Line-Communications, Bufferless Routing, Tree Networks, NP-completeness, Approximation Algorithms
Citation:
Dominique Barth, Mario E. Valencia-Pabon, "Message Scheduling on Trees under a Generalized Line-Communication Model," ispan, pp.10, 1999 International Symposium on Parallel Architectures, Algorithms and Networks (ISPAN '99), 1999
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