The document describes the Multilevel Feedback Queue (MLFQ) CPU scheduling algorithm. MLFQ allows processes to move between queues based on their burst time. It is a complex algorithm because it requires defining parameters like the scheduling algorithm for each queue, when to promote or demote processes between queues, and which queue new processes enter. The proposed algorithm improves efficiency by using Shortest Job First scheduling before Round Robin for lower queues, with a dynamically generated time quantum. Experiments show this reduces average waiting and turnaround times compared to a static quantum.
The document describes the Multilevel Feedback Queue (MLFQ) CPU scheduling algorithm. MLFQ allows processes to move between queues based on their burst time. It is a complex algorithm because it requires defining parameters like the scheduling algorithm for each queue, when to promote or demote processes between queues, and which queue new processes enter. The proposed algorithm improves efficiency by using Shortest Job First scheduling before Round Robin for lower queues, with a dynamically generated time quantum. Experiments show this reduces average waiting and turnaround times compared to a static quantum.
The document describes the Multilevel Feedback Queue (MLFQ) CPU scheduling algorithm. MLFQ allows processes to move between queues based on their burst time. It is a complex algorithm because it requires defining parameters like the scheduling algorithm for each queue, when to promote or demote processes between queues, and which queue new processes enter. The proposed algorithm improves efficiency by using Shortest Job First scheduling before Round Robin for lower queues, with a dynamically generated time quantum. Experiments show this reduces average waiting and turnaround times compared to a static quantum.
and implementation GROUP MEMBERS KHURUM IQBAL RAB NAWAZ UBAIR BIN SULTAN Introduction:
In CPU scheduling various algorithms exist like
FCFS (First come first serve), SJF (Shortest job first), SRTF (Shortest remaining time first), Priority Scheduling, Round Robin (RR), MLQ (Multilevel queue), MLFQ (Multilevel feedback queue) scheduling.
Multilevel Feedback Queue (MLFQ)
algorithm allows the switching of processes between queues depending on their burst time. Problems:
The definition of multilevel feedback-queue makes it the most general CPU
Scheduling Algorithm. Unfortunately, it is also the most complex algorithm, since defining the best algorithm require some means by which select values for all the parameters. Parameters: scheduling algorithm, when to upgrade or demote process from one queue to another, which queue a process will enter when a process need services. Related work:
A number of approaches have been made and researches
have been carried and cited in the field of process scheduling using Multi level feedback-queue by having different scheduling algorithms on different queues of MFQ. To improve the efficiency some have used concept of applying SJF prior to RR by having static time quantum. But in this case starvation is possible for some of the processes having larger burst time. So lower level queues kept starving for CPU and resources. Proposed Algorithm:
waiting time and average turn around time reduce as: Conclusion:
From all the above experiments it can be clearly
concluded that dynamically generating time quantum by the method explained above and using SJF before RR helps us in improving the CPU and resource utilization.
By experimenting with various combinations of jobs and scheduling
policies, we have preferred Round Robin algorithm for fair use of CPU in first queue and SJF prior to RR in next queues (which we called as SJFRR) to reduce the average waiting time as well as turned around time by having dynamic time quantum. Thank you