Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: This extended abstract describes the keynote presentation “Stochastically Robust Resource Management in Heterogeneous Parallel Computing Systems,” to be given by H. J. Siegel. What does it mean for a computer system to be “robust”? How can robustness be described? How does one determine if a claim of robustness is true? How can one decide which of two systems is more robust? Often people state that their system software component, piece of hardware, application code, or technique is “robust,” but never define what they mean by “robust.” How does one determine if a claim of robustness is true when it is not defined? Furthermore, without a definition, robustness cannot be quantified, so if two people claim to have robust computing systems, for example, how can one decide which is the more robust? These are the types of issues  address in this keynote presentation.  study robustness in the context of resource allocation in heterogeneous parallel and distributed computing systems, but the robustness concepts presented have broad applicability.
['Howard Jay Siegel']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Stochastically Robust Resource Management in Heterogeneous Parallel Computing Systems
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