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[NEW ALGORITHM] Dynamic Priority Scheduling with Aging and Resource Awareness #1865
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Propose a new algorithm to be added to the repository
Dynamic Priority Scheduling with Aging and Resource Awareness is a scheduling algorithm that adjusts process priorities dynamically to optimize resource use and reduce process starvation. Each process is assigned a base priority, which is adjusted by adding an aging factor (to increase priority for long-waiting processes) and a resource factor (to give a slight boost to processes needing fewer resources). The scheduler selects the process with the highest effective priority, balancing responsiveness, fairness, and resource efficiency. This approach is well-suited for systems with diverse tasks and varying resource demands.
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Dynamic Priority Scheduling with Aging and Resource AwarenessAbout:
Propose a new algorithm to be added to the repository Dynamic Priority Scheduling with Aging and Resource Awareness is a scheduling algorithm that adjusts process priorities dynamically to optimize resource use and reduce process starvation. Each process is assigned a base priority, which is adjusted by adding an aging factor (to increase priority for long-waiting processes) and a resource factor (to give a slight boost to processes needing fewer resources). The scheduler selects the process with the highest effective priority, balancing responsiveness, fairness, and resource efficiency. This approach is well-suited for systems with diverse tasks and varying resource demands.