Polling systems with correlated arrivals
Hanoch Levy, M. Sidi
Abstract
Hanoch Levy, M. Sidi
Abstract
An analysis is made of polling systems with correlated arrivals, namely, systems in which the arrival processes of customers to the queues are not assumed to be independent. The authors consider cyclic polling systems with N queues, general service time distribution in each queue, and general switch-over times. For both the exhaustive and the gated service disciplines they derive the necessary equations for computing the N expected waiting time figures. A 'pseudo' conservation law for these systems is also derived. The analysis approach can be applied to other polling systems with correlated arrivals.>
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An analysis is made of polling systems with correlated arrivals, namely, systems in which the arrival processes of customers to the queues are not assumed to be independent. The authors consider cyclic polling systems with N queues, general service time distribution in each queue, and general switch-over times. For both the exhaustive and the gated service disciplines they derive the necessary equations for computing the N expected waiting time figures. A 'pseudo' conservation law for these systems is also derived. The analysis approach can be applied to other polling systems with correlated arrivals.>
Key concepts: Polling, Polling system, Queue, Computer science, Service (business), Queueing theory, Computer network, Economics