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Locally Optimal Algorithms for Designing Schedules Based on Hopfield Networks

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Locally optimal algorithms for designing schedules for program execution on multiprocessors based on Hopfield networks are considered. Results of the numerical investigations of these algorithms are presented.

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Kostenko, V.A., Vinokurov, A.V. Locally Optimal Algorithms for Designing Schedules Based on Hopfield Networks. Programming and Computer Software 29, 199–209 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024918625291

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