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On Preemption and Learning in Stochastic Scheduling
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Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use preemption (ETC-RR/UCB-RR, round-robin-style exploration) instead of non-preemptive exploration (ETC-U/UCB-U) | learning algorithms for unknown job types · two job types, lambda1 small vs lambda2=1, n=50 | normalized excess cost / CR over FTPP | Helped |
| Use optimism (UCB) instead of explore-then-commit (ETC) | learning algorithms · simulations, all parameter settings | competitive ratio | Helped |
| Preemption in learning algorithms | ETC and UCB type-selection · theory, two types with well-separated means | excess cost bound | Helped |
| Non-preemptive learning algorithm vs FTPP with known types | ETC-U, UCB-U · theory, K=2, lambda2>=3lambda1 | expected cost excess over FTPP | Hurt |
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