We present a new numerical method for the computation of the steady-state solution of Markov chains. Theoretical analyses show that the proposed method, with a contraction factor α, converges to the one-dimensional null space of singular linear systems of the form Ax = 0. Numerical experiments are used to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed method, with applications to a class of interesting models in the domain of tandem queueing networks
AbstractReal life queueing network problems are often very complicated and are usually solved only t...
In a previous paper, we have shown that forward use of the steady-state difference equations arising...
Abstract: Two main approximation methods for steady-state analysis of Markov chains are introduced: ...
The paper is devoted on methods and algorithms for steady-state analysis of Markov chains. Basic, di...
This thesis directly exploits the structure contained in the transition diagrams of Markovian queuei...
AbstractAnalytical solutions for two-dimensional Markov processes suffer from the state space explos...
Analytical solutions for two-dimensional Markov processes suffer from the state explosion problem. T...
In this paper, we consider Boundary Value Methods (BVMs) for finding transient solutions of Markovia...
Analytical solutions for two-dimensional Markov processes suffer from the state space explosion prob...
Two new algorithms are proposed for the computation of bounds for the steady-state reward rate of ir...
Two new algorithms are proposed for the computation of bounds for the steady-state reward rate of ir...
This paper describes and compares several methods for computing stationary probability distributions...
This paper describes and compares several methods for computing stationary probability distributions...
This paper describes and compares several methods for computing stationary probability distributions...
A large number of queueing systems may be modelled as infinite Markov chains for which the transitio...
AbstractReal life queueing network problems are often very complicated and are usually solved only t...
In a previous paper, we have shown that forward use of the steady-state difference equations arising...
Abstract: Two main approximation methods for steady-state analysis of Markov chains are introduced: ...
The paper is devoted on methods and algorithms for steady-state analysis of Markov chains. Basic, di...
This thesis directly exploits the structure contained in the transition diagrams of Markovian queuei...
AbstractAnalytical solutions for two-dimensional Markov processes suffer from the state space explos...
Analytical solutions for two-dimensional Markov processes suffer from the state explosion problem. T...
In this paper, we consider Boundary Value Methods (BVMs) for finding transient solutions of Markovia...
Analytical solutions for two-dimensional Markov processes suffer from the state space explosion prob...
Two new algorithms are proposed for the computation of bounds for the steady-state reward rate of ir...
Two new algorithms are proposed for the computation of bounds for the steady-state reward rate of ir...
This paper describes and compares several methods for computing stationary probability distributions...
This paper describes and compares several methods for computing stationary probability distributions...
This paper describes and compares several methods for computing stationary probability distributions...
A large number of queueing systems may be modelled as infinite Markov chains for which the transitio...
AbstractReal life queueing network problems are often very complicated and are usually solved only t...
In a previous paper, we have shown that forward use of the steady-state difference equations arising...
Abstract: Two main approximation methods for steady-state analysis of Markov chains are introduced: ...