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Page 208 of The Journal of the Operational Research Society Vol. 51, Issue 2
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2000
The Journal of the Operational Research Society
A unified view of product-form approximation techniques for general closed queuing networks. Perform Eval 18: 205—224.
Brandwajn A (1985). ...
A product-form approximation method for general closed queuing networks with several classes of customers. Perform Eval 24: 165-188.
Cox DR (1955). ...
Equivalence and decomposition in queueing systems—A unified approach
1985
Performance evaluation (Print)
This paper is an attempt to cast in a unified framework several approximation techniques based on equivalence (aggregation) and decompositon that have been applied for the solution of queueing networks ...
decomposable or possesses a product-form solution. ...
As an example, consider the problem of finding a product-form queueing network model in which the marginal queue distributions of each station is identical to that of a given arbitrary general closed queueing ...
doi:10.1016/0166-5316(85)90011-2
fatcat:qervuhub2rcsnobojxoctgmeci
An approximation method for general closed queuing networks with Fork/Join mechanisms
2000
Journal of the Operational Research Society
A unified view of product-form approximation techniques for general closed queuing networks. Perform Eval 18: 205—224.
Brandwajn A (1985). ...
.° It provides a unified view of different approximation techniques based on the use of a product-form solution, namely the aggregation technique’*'* and Marie’s method ...
doi:10.1057/palgrave.jors.2600885
fatcat:vikcltfbsbhjrm2rfiksq5auay
Page 894 of The Journal of the Operational Research Society Vol. 53, Issue 8
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2002
The Journal of the Operational Research Society
A unified view of product-form approximation techniques for general closed queueing networks. Perf Eval 18: 205-224.
Baynat B and Dallery Y (2000). ...
An approximation method for general closed queueing networks with fork/join mechanisms. J Opl Res Soc 51: 198-208.
) Kant K (1992). Introduction to Computer System Performance
Evaluation. ...
Nested Fork-Join Queueing Network Model for Analysis of Airfield Operations
2001
Journal of Aircraft
., “A Unified View of Product-Form Approx- imation Techniques for General Closed Queueing Networks,” Performance Evaluation, Vol. 18, No. 3, 1993, pp. 205-224.
4Bruell, S. ...
., “The Influence of Service Time Variability
in a Closed Network of Queues,” Performance Evaluation, Vol. 6, No. 3, 1986, pp. 219-234.
'7Dallery, Y., “Approximate Analysis of General Open Queueing Net ...
doi:10.2514/2.2870
fatcat:kblkvlmbubdyfmi6p4kb3zjmam
General Open and Closed Queueing Networks with Blocking: A Unified Framework for Approximation
2000
INFORMS journal on computing
In this paper, we develop a unified framework for approximating open and closed queueing networks under any general blocking protocol by extending and generalizing the approximation algorithm for open ...
The unified framework presents a highly useful set of tools of analysis for queueing-system designers to use in evaluating the performance under numerous design alternatives. ...
We are also indebted to Sid Jagabandhu for his help with modeling some of the blocking systems. ...
doi:10.1287/ijoc.12.4.299.11878
fatcat:k26ioodjinfslkiw6oliwswexq
A unifying framework for the approximate solution of closed multiclass queuing networks
2002
IEEE transactions on computers
This paper proposes an interpolation-matching framework that allows a unified view of approximate solution techniques for closed product-form queuing networks. ...
Depending upon the interpolating functional form and the matching populations selected, a large versatile family of new approximations can be generated. ...
The authors would like to thank Francesco Schiavoni for his contribution to this work and the reviewers for their helpful comments. ...
doi:10.1109/tc.2002.1146708
fatcat:klh4vcbobjaefcxxuceent7ga4
Queueing theory in manufacturing systems analysis and design: A classification of models for production and transfer lines
1996
European Journal of Operational Research
The purpose of this paper is to provide a bibliography of material concerned with modeling of production and transfer lines using queueing networks. ...
This, it is hoped, will be of use to researchers of queueing networks and also manufacturing system designers. A number of suggestions are also given for further research. ...
Into this category fall the papers Neuts A number of closed-form results have been developed for two-station production lines. ...
doi:10.1016/0377-2217(95)00378-9
fatcat:uvpoa2iiunbt3brs3sk4wdoojq
The mathematics of product form queuing networks
1993
ACM Computing Surveys
The results
derived
in this arti-
cle can be used as a starting
point
for
studying
more general
forms of product
form networks. ...
Previous to much of this research, Koenigsberg [ 1958] showed that cyclic networks of queues had product form solutions, and Jackson [1963] established this fact for a larger class of networks. ...
doi:10.1145/158439.158906
fatcat:he2aaygf7bepzlydqau2wsmuoe
Queueing analysis for operations modeling in port logistics
2019
Maritime Business Review
Purpose The use of queueing network models was stimulated by the appearance (1975) of the exact product form solution of a class of open, closed and mixed queueing networks obeying the local balance principle ...
Findings Numerical experiments show the extent to which a decomposition-based approximation, under fixed or state-dependent arrival rates, may be suitable for the approximate analysis of the queueing network ...
More recently, (Jia and Heragu, 2009) have provided a unifying view of previous approaches for population constrained subnetworks under external Poisson arrivals, renamed as semiopen networks. ...
doi:10.1108/mabr-09-2019-0035
fatcat:nzgm7mvhtjebhl3m43ny7fwdva
Performability: a retrospective and some pointers to the future
1992
Performance evaluation (Print)
To set the stage for additional progress in its development, we present a retrospective of associated theory, techniques, and applications resulting from work in this area over the past decade and a half ...
Dependability (according to current use of this term; see [6, 59] , for example) is that property of a system which allows "reliance to be justifiably placed on the the service it delivers." ...
Tantawi [39] developed a closed-form solution of Fr(y). ...
doi:10.1016/0166-5316(92)90002-x
fatcat:hpz3rav4sjh65m74q4vh4erajm
Optimal Resource Capacity Management for Stochastic Networks
2017
Operations Research
In this paper we propose an iterative methodology that relies only on the capability of observing the queue lengths at all network stations for a given resource capacity allocation. ...
We develop a general framework for determining the optimal resource capacity for each station comprising a stochastic network, motivated by applications arising in computer capacity planning and business ...
In view of Lemma 2, a wide variety of generic techniques are available to study (OPT-BTN). ...
doi:10.1287/opre.2016.1554
fatcat:c65kqhibpbhs7lygmhq525gs7q
Queueing Models for Computer Communications System Analysis
1977
IRE Transactions on Communications Systems
A unified treatment of buffer storage overflow problems will be discussed as an application example, in which-we call attention to the analogy between buffer behavior and waiting time in the GI/G/l queue ...
First we review basic properties of exponential queueing systems, and then give an overview of recent progress made in the areas of queueing network models and discrete-time queueing systems. ...
Kobayashi [82], [83] considered the multidimensional diffusion approximation as a technique for treating the general queueing network. ...
doi:10.1109/tcom.1977.1093702
fatcat:x5d4cqpkjndtpi2fx2tr2ylvqi
Design of Feedback Controls Supporting TCP Based on the State–Space Approach
2006
IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control
As a performance index to measure the deviation of the closedloop system from an equilibrium point, we use a linear quadratic (LQ) cost of the transients of state and control variables such as queue length ...
This backs up the conjecture in the networking literature that the AQM RED is not enough to control TCP dynamic behavior, where RED can be classified as a P-type AQM (or as an output feedback control for ...
ACKNOWLEDGMENT The author would like to thank the California Institute of Technology and the Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique-Ecole Normale Superieure (INRIA-ENS) for their ...
doi:10.1109/tac.2006.878749
fatcat:4cvhj2ihgbflnbuqvrv3zgqf44
Modeling a supply chain using a network of queues
2010
Applied Mathematical Modelling
The challenge addressed in this paper is to represent a physical network of resources with a queuing model. Each resource is modeled as a server and waiting activities are in a queue. ...
From an operational point of view, this pipeline works like a process of activities, and these activities are distributed. So, the term "chain" could be replaced by the term "network" [3] . ...
Closed-form solutions have been derived for the response time distributions through a particular path in open product-form queuing networks in [19] . ...
doi:10.1016/j.apm.2009.10.019
fatcat:i7qg5fxt4jcbveuqwj3q6asowm
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