Samsung electronics co., ltd. (20240338250). ELECTRONIC SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TASK SCHEDULING simplified abstract
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ELECTRONIC SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TASK SCHEDULING
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ELECTRONIC SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TASK SCHEDULING - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240338250 titled 'ELECTRONIC SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TASK SCHEDULING
Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes an electronic system with a multi-core processor that logs performance indexes for different tasks and selects the most suitable core for a specific task.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Multi-core processor with performance index logger
- Target core selector calculates suitability index for tasks
- Task allocator allocates tasks to target core based on suitability index
Potential Applications: This technology can be used in various computing systems where tasks need to be efficiently allocated to different processor cores based on performance indexes.
Problems Solved: This technology addresses the challenge of optimizing task allocation in multi-core processors to improve overall system performance.
Benefits:
- Enhanced system performance
- Efficient task allocation
- Improved utilization of processor cores
Commercial Applications: Optimizing task allocation in multi-core processors can benefit industries such as data centers, cloud computing, and high-performance computing systems.
Questions about Multi-Core Processor Task Allocation: 1. How does the performance index logger track performance for different tasks on each core? 2. What criteria does the target core selector use to calculate the suitability index for tasks?
Original Abstract Submitted
an electronic system includes a multi-core processor including a plurality of cores; a performance index logger configured to log a performance index per core for a plurality of tasks allocated to the multi-core processor, respectively; a target core selector configured to calculate a suitability index based on a performance index per core for a target task from among the plurality of tasks, and based on an index per core determined independently of the target task, and to select a target core based on the suitability index; and a task allocator configured to allocate the target task to the target core.
