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[NEW ALGORITHM] Priority Aging Round Robin (PARR)
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Priority Aging Round Robin (PARR) algorithm is a CPU scheduling method that combines priority-based scheduling with round-robin principles and aging. Each process is assigned a priority level, and processes are scheduled in a round-robin fashion, but with time quanta adjusted based on priority (higher-priority processes receive slightly more CPU time). An aging mechanism incrementally increases the priority of waiting processes, preventing starvation by ensuring that lower-priority processes eventually get CPU time. PARR provides a balanced approach, improving responsiveness for critical tasks while maintaining fairness and preventing long waits for lower-priority processes.
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[NEW ALGORITHM]
Priority Aging Round Robin (PARR)About:
Propose a new algorithm to be added to the repositoryThe
Priority Aging Round Robin (PARR) algorithm is a CPU scheduling method that combines priority-based scheduling with round-robin principles and aging. Each process is assigned a priority level, and processes are scheduled in a round-robin fashion, but with time quanta adjusted based on priority (higher-priority processes receive slightly more CPU time). An aging mechanism incrementally increases the priority of waiting processes, preventing starvation by ensuring that lower-priority processes eventually get CPU time. PARR provides a balanced approach, improving responsiveness for critical tasks while maintaining fairness and preventing long waits for lower-priority processes.
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new algorithm, gssoc-ext, hacktoberfest, level1
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