Just Network Reorientation In RTDS May Differ the System Efficiency and Accommodativeness

RTDS have computing resources, connected in a network to perform time dependent tasks. With respect to the space-time complexity, every network may have its basic parametrization. To the best of our knowledge researches focused towards developing better algorithms for scheduling; however, none have touched the importance of network structure and their wholesome efficiency. Our quest is to establish plausible differences with change in network structure. We consider and evaluate random, regular and scale-free network structures for this purpose. With mathematical equations, we explain that given set of differently connected nodes may have different accommodative capacity for functionally viable task load.