Optimization and Energy Efficiency in Resource Allocation

The field of resource allocation is moving towards more efficient and optimized solutions, with a focus on energy efficiency and reduced latency. Researchers are exploring new approaches to scheduling and allocation, including the use of constraint programming, mixed-integer programming, and game-based frameworks. These innovations have the potential to improve the performance of various systems, from cyber-physical systems to data centers and cloud computing. Notable papers in this area include: Optimal Multi-Constrained Workflow Scheduling for Cyber-Physical Systems, which proposes an optimal scheduling approach to minimize latency in edge-hub-cloud cyber-physical systems. Energy-Workload Coupled Migration Optimization Strategy for Virtual Power Plants, which introduces a game-based coupled migration framework to enhance resource scheduling flexibility and achieve precise demand response curve tracking.

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A hybrid solution approach for the Integrated Healthcare Timetabling Competition 2024

Optimal Multi-Constrained Workflow Scheduling for Cyber-Physical Systems in the Edge-Cloud Continuum

A Ranking-Based Optimization Algorithm for the Vehicle Relocation Problem in Car Sharing Services

Priority Matters: Optimising Kubernetes Clusters Usage with Constraint-Based Pod Packing

A CODECO Case Study and Initial Validation for Edge Orchestration of Autonomous Mobile Robots

Energy-Workload Coupled Migration Optimization Strategy for Virtual Power Plants with Data Centers Considering Fuzzy Chance Constraints

Grid Operational Benefit Analysis of Data Center Spatial Flexibility: Congestion Relief, Renewable Energy Curtailment Reduction, and Cost Saving

Distribution and Management of Datacenter Load Decoupling

Experimenting with Energy-Awareness in Edge-Cloud Containerized Application Orchestration

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