Allocation device, learning device, inference device, allocation method, and non-transitory computer readable medium
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorDaisuke OSAGAWA
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorDaisuke OSAGAWA
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An allocation device (100) includes an allocation consideration unit (150) to find a value obtained by arithmetic operation on a base, the value being a natural number equal to or less than a value obtained by dividing each of a plurality of communication intervals by a value equal to or more than an evaluation cycle, as a plurality of evaluation frequencies respectively corresponding to the plurality of communication intervals, to set a plurality of communication frequencies respectively corresponding to the plurality of communication intervals as once in a cycle indicated by each of the plurality of evaluation frequencies, and to determine a communication plan, the communication plan indicating a period in which a communication of each of the plurality of communication types is performed, by allocating a cycle number identifying a cycle to any one communication type of a plurality of communication types, thereby performing an allocation process.
An allocation device, the allocation device having stored therein a base having a positive value, a plurality of communication types indicating types of cyclic communications, a plurality of communication intervals respectively indicating, for each of the plurality of communication types, upper limits of intervals in which two successive communications are performed, and an evaluation cycle indicating a communication cycle candidate in a communication plan indicating a period in which a communication of each of the plurality of communication types is performed, comprising:
An allocation method, comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing an allocation program that causes a computer having stored therein a base having a positive value, a plurality of communication types indicating types of cyclic communications, a plurality of communication intervals respectively indicating, for each of the plurality of communication types, upper limits of intervals in which two successive communications are performed, and an evaluation cycle indicating a communication cycle candidate in a communication plan indicating a period in which a communication of each of the plurality of communication types is performed
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