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Near-optimal scheduling and decision-making models for reactive and proactive fault tolerance mechanisms
As High Performance Computing (HPC) systems increase in size to fulfill computational power demand, the chance of failure occurrences dramatically increases, resulting in potentially large amounts of lost computing time. Fault Tolerance (FT) mechanisms aim to mitigate the impact of failure occurrenc
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