Energy efficiency of knowledge-free scheduling in Peer-to-Peer Desktop Grids.
Aritz BarrondoAndrei TchernykhSatu Elisa SchaefferJohnatan E. PeceroPublished in: HPCS (2012)
Keyphrases
- multi agent systems
- energy efficiency
- peer to peer
- power consumption
- energy consumption
- grid computing
- wireless sensor networks
- data center
- response time
- scheduling algorithm
- energy efficient
- sensor networks
- scheduling problem
- smart home
- routing protocol
- energy saving
- power saving
- intelligent agents
- peer to peer networks
- energy management
- high performance computing
- energy aware
- load balancing
- power management
- traffic load
- energy conservation
- parallel machines
- wireless sensor
- digital libraries
- distributed computing
- base station
- user interface
- file sharing
- routing algorithm
- fault tolerance
- data transmission
- sensor nodes
- cloud computing
- active learning
- topology control
- residual energy
- packet delivery
- reduce the energy consumption