AbstractMany queueing network models have a product-form solution for their steady-state probability distributions. However, the calculation of the normalization constants involved in the solutions is nontrivial. Recently, Gordon proposed a method to derive the closed form formula for normalization constants for certain closed networks. In this paper, we describe a simpler method using Z-transform. In the cases of networks of multiple server queues or of single server queues with equal traffic intensities, the computation involved in proposed approach is much simpler than that in Gordon's paper. For multichain closed networks, we propose to use FFT (Fast-Fourier-Transform) to calculate the normalization constants
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The purpose of this research paper is to find the expected incomes in open Markov queueing networks ...
In article Їnding of expected incomes of open queueing network with help of z-transformation method...
We use a direct approach to develop exact results and, in some cases, approximations for discrete-ti...
AbstractMany queueing network models have a product-form solution for their steady-state probability...
Buzen [4] presented an algorithm for the computation of the equilibrium distribution of customers in...
An expression for the generating function of the normalising constant is obtained for a closed, mult...
This note considers an alternative derivation of the basic recursive relation in the recently develo...
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In article Їnding of expected incomes of open queueing network with help of z-transformation method...
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