Report Double Column
Report Double Column
Pre-Processing
Categorical to numeric conversion of
Algorithm names: Since the algorithm
Figure 3: KNN Confusion Matrix
names are categorical in nature so using
them in the classification code is only Naïve Bayes:
possible by converting them into numeric
which in this case was done as ('FCFS',
'RR', 'SFJ') the algorithm names which are
first come first serve, round robin and
shortest job first respectively are numbered
(0, 1, 2) respectively.
KNN:
Decision Tree:
Figure 2: KNN Classification report
Conclusion:
Choosing the right scheduling algorithm
for the central processing unit is a critical
issue that has a direct impact on the CPU's
performance (CPU). As a result, we were
meticulous in our work. A decision tree's
precision is superior to that of the other
alternatives. An algorithm's computation
time, the selection of a queue scheduling
algorithm, and simultaneous file
processing could all be added to this work
in the near future.
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