Changing Scheduling Policy in Command Line

Hi everyone,
I'm writing up a custom scheduler but am having trouble changing the scheduler for specific processes. I found the chrt command, but haven't figured out a way to change the scheduling policy to one not listed.
Hopefully this is the correct forum, and thanks in advance for any advice or help.

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