A Negotiation-based Interface Between a Real-time Scheduler and a Decision-Maker

Authors:
Alan Garvey;Keith Decker;Victor Lesser
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A Negotiation-based Interface Between a Real-time Scheduler and a Decision-Maker
Year:
1994

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Abstract

In our work on real-time problem solving we have found that the interface between the decision-maker and the real-time scheduler needs to be complex and bidirectional. We argue that this interface can usefully be modeled as a negotiation process. In this paper we present the details of the interface, as well as our scheduler that is capable of scheduling real-time tasks and providing the information required by the interface.