11 research outputs found

    Optimal Universal Schedules for Discrete Broadcast

    Get PDF
    We study broadcast systems that distribute a series of data updates to a large number of passive clients. The updates are sent over a broadcast channel in the form of discrete packets. We assume that clients periodically access the channel to obtain the most recent update. Such scenarios arise in many practical applications, such as distribution of traffic information and market updates to mobile wireless devices

    A note on on-line broadcast scheduling with deadlines

    Get PDF
    In this paper, we study an on-line broadcast scheduling problem with deadlines, in which the requests asking for the same page can be satisfied simultaneously by broadcasting this page, and every request is associated with a release time, deadline and a required page with a unit size. The objective is to maximize the number of requests satisfied by the schedule. In this paper, we focus on an important special case where all the requests have their spans (the difference between release time and deadline) less than 2. We give an optimal online algorithm, i.e., its competitive ratio matches the lower bound of the problem.postprin

    Optimal Universal Schedules for Discrete Broadcast

    Full text link

    Online Scalable Scheduling for the ℓ k

    Full text link

    Better Scalable Algorithms for Broadcast Scheduling

    Full text link
    corecore