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In the schedule problem P||Cmax given:
n – number of tasks to schedule
m – number of machines
vector p – keeps times of working for each of n tasks.
How is p is defined each time?
Namely, is it an integer or a floating point number?
Talking about classical problem, execution times are integers. Using scaling, we can expand it to the case of rational execution times – it’s good enough for approximations of real problems.