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Resource-Constrained Workflow Modeling
First Joint IEEE/IFIP Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of Software Engineering (TASE '07), 2007Business processes are often constrained by resource availability. This is particularly true in an emergency response system where large quantity of resources, including emergency responders, ambulances, fire trucks, medications, food, clothing, etc., are required.
Jiacun Wang +3 more
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mHealth in Resource-Constrained Environments
International Journal of Sociotechnology and Knowledge Development, 2014The use of mobile devices in telemedicine contributes to providing more effective and efficient remote healthcare in rural areas improving patients' life style and medical quality of service in this setting. The idea of creating mobile applications for this scenario led the authors to face important sociotechnical challenges in terms of innovation and ...
B.R. Barricelli, Y. Devis
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Resource-constrained software pipelining
IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, 1995This paper presents a software pipelining algorithm for the automatic extraction of fine-grain parallelism in general loops. The algorithm accounts for machine resource constraints in a way that smoothly integrates the management of resource constraints with software pipelining.
Alexander Aiken +2 more
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Path optimization for the resource‐constrained searcher
Naval Research Logistics (NRL), 2010AbstractWe formulate and solve a discrete‐time path‐optimization problem where a single searcher, operating in a discretized three‐dimensional airspace, looks for a moving target in a finite set of cells. The searcher is constrained by maximum limits on the consumption of one or more resources such as time, fuel, and risk along any path.
Sato, H., Royset, J.O.
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Resource Constrained Shortest Paths
2000The resource constrained shortest path problem (CSP) asks for the computation of a least cost path obeying a set of resource constraints. The problem is NP-complete. We give theoretical and experimental results for CSP. In the theoretical part we present the hull approach, a combinatorial algorithm for solving a linear programming relaxation and prove ...
Mehlhorn, K., Ziegelmann, M.
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1990 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Conference Proceedings, 2002
An optimal resource-constrained heuristic search algorithm is presented. Whereas finding an optimal solution is known to be NP-complete in a number of nodes, a polynomial-time near-optimal approximate solution is initially computed. It is argued that the algorithm is more efficient than other methods, and results of numerical experiments showing how ...
D. Einav, M.R. Fehling
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An optimal resource-constrained heuristic search algorithm is presented. Whereas finding an optimal solution is known to be NP-complete in a number of nodes, a polynomial-time near-optimal approximate solution is initially computed. It is argued that the algorithm is more efficient than other methods, and results of numerical experiments showing how ...
D. Einav, M.R. Fehling
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Criticality in Resource Constrained Networks
Journal of the Operational Research Society, 1995Summary: Project managers readily adopted the concept of the critical path as an aid to identifying those activities most worthy of their attention and possible action. However, current project management packages do not offer a useful measure of criticality in resource constrained projects. A revised method of calculating resource constrained float is
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Object-Swapping for Resource-Constrained Devices
27th International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems Workshops (ICDCSW'07), 2007Mobile devices are still memory-constrained when compared to desktop and laptop computers. Thus, in some circumstances, even while occupied by useful objects, some memory must be freed. This must be performed while preserving referential integrity in object-oriented applications and without permanently losing data. We propose a novel approach to object
Luís Veiga, Paulo Ferreira 0001
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Resource Constrained Scheduling
1993The scheduling model we consider now is more complicated than the previous ones, because any task, besides processors, may require for its processing some additional scarce resources. Resources, depending on their nature, may be classified into types and categories.
Jacek Błazewicz +3 more
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Resource constrained scheduling of uniform algorithm
Proceedings of International Conference on Application Specific Array Processors (ASAP '93), 1995A method for optimizing the schedule and allocation of uniform algorithms onto processor arrays is derived. The main results described in the following paper are: (1) single (integer) linear programs are given for the optimal schedule of regular algorithms with and without resource constraints, (2) the class of algorithms is extended by allowing ...
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