Computer-controlled queuing process with constant-access cycle
W.C. Chan
Abstract
W.C. Chan
Abstract
The paper examines a computer-controlled queuing process with a constant access cycle, in which the queue has feedback. The queuing process has a Poisson input, exponential servers and a first-come-first-served queue discipline, but the services must start at an access point because of the computer control. A simple model of the queuing process is presented. The fundamental equations and the generating function for the stationary-state probability distribution of the queuing process are derived, and a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of a stationary distribution is obtained.
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The paper examines a computer-controlled queuing process with a constant access cycle, in which the queue has feedback. The queuing process has a Poisson input, exponential servers and a first-come-first-served queue discipline, but the services must start at an access point because of the computer control. A simple model of the queuing process is presented. The fundamental equations and the generating function for the stationary-state probability distribution of the queuing process are derived, and a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of a stationary distribution is obtained.
Key concepts: Queueing theory, Computer science, Queue management system, Constant (computer programming), Queue, Process (computing), Exponential distribution, Fair queuing