With the increasing reliance on Real-Time Systems (RTS) on multiprocessor architectures to meet stringent timing constraints, there has been significant interest in leveraging machine learning to enhance schedulability analysis. This study proposes a hybrid model that utilizes Decision Tree (DT) and Tabu Search (TS) algorithms to evaluate the schedulability of real-time tasks across multiprocessor platforms. The approach aims to improve accuracy, minimize computational overhead, and tackle the complexities of software and hardware exploration. We validated the model with real-world data from diverse areas such as automotive control and robotics, demonstrating its effectiveness in real-time scheduling scenarios.

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Energy Efficiency and Schedulability Examination for Real-Time Multiprocessor Systems via Employing Machine Learning Techniques

  • Walid Karamti

摘要

With the increasing reliance on Real-Time Systems (RTS) on multiprocessor architectures to meet stringent timing constraints, there has been significant interest in leveraging machine learning to enhance schedulability analysis. This study proposes a hybrid model that utilizes Decision Tree (DT) and Tabu Search (TS) algorithms to evaluate the schedulability of real-time tasks across multiprocessor platforms. The approach aims to improve accuracy, minimize computational overhead, and tackle the complexities of software and hardware exploration. We validated the model with real-world data from diverse areas such as automotive control and robotics, demonstrating its effectiveness in real-time scheduling scenarios.