Simulation Analysis of Scheduling and Dispatching Strategies for Quantum Systems Using Iquantum
Abstract
Optimizing scheduling and dispatching algorithms can significantly reduce energy consumption in quantum computing. This paper examines the impact of various schedulingdispatching combinations on quantum job waiting and completion times. Experiments using iQuantum on six 27-qubit IBM quantum nodes across nine configurations show that our proposed LECLFLCF achieves the shortest waiting and completion times, reducing queue sizes and improving energy efficiency and resource utilization in quantum environments.
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