New hybrid priority scheduling algorithm based on a round Robin with dynamic time quantum

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Abstract. Process scheduling is a vital usefulness of Operating system. The primary known process-scheduling algorithms
are First Come First Serve (FCFS) algorithm, Round Robin (RR) algorithm, Priority scheduling algorithm and Shortest Job
First (SJF) algorithm. Contrasted with its friends, Round Robin (RR) algorithm enjoys the benefit that it gives decent
amount of CPU to the processes which are as of now in the prepared line. The viability of the RR algorithm significantly
relies upon picked Time Quantum (TQ) esteem. This document proposes a fresh version of the Round Robin (RR)
algorithm; depend on RR integration and priority scheduling algorithms. It maintains the benefit of the RR in debasing
hunger and also internalizes the priority planning benefit. This algorithm called Hybrid Priority Based Round Robin with
Dynamic Time Quantum Algorithm (HPBDRR) that calculates smart time frames for individual procedures and
modifications after each execution. The submitted scheduling algorithm is created by taking into account the variable notion
of TQ. An integrated system was designed in Python 3.8(HPBDRR-software) for the purpose of verifying the efficiency
of the recommended algorithm and comparing it beside the traditional Round Robin and some of the methods presented by
a number of researches. The exploratory outcomes show that the recommended algorithm works best in wording of
depreciating the number of context switches (CS), average waiting time (AWT) and average turnaround time (ATAT).

DOI link:https://pubs.aip.org/aip/acp/article-abstract/2787/1/050018/2902475/New-hybrid-priority-scheduling-algorithm-based-on?redirectedFrom=fulltext

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Nahlah M.A.M.Najm
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