Concept
Crowdsourcing Workflows: Task Starvation
- Some workflows failed to complete due to starvation; after a while, no new workers attempted the available tasks, and the time limit for the experiment expired without the execution of work continuing further.
- Task starvation has been observed in other projects, and has been counteracted thought listing optimization or chaining sets of tasks to retain workers.
- In the context of the PDS algorithm, starvation occurred most often when a worker marked a task as solvable when, judging by its complexity, it should have been subdivided.
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Updated 2021-07-05
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