Chance-constrained Scheduling
Chance-Constrained Scheduling is a stochastic scheduling framework that belongs to the class of probabilistic optimization models, distinguished by its incorporation of chance constraints to ensure that the probability of meeting specified performance requirements, such as task completion deadlines, exceeds a predefined threshold under uncertain processing times or environmental conditions.
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Maria Vrakopoulou, Kostas Margellos, John Lygeros et al. · IEEE Transactions on Power Systems · 2013 · 231 citations
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