Iterative analysis of networks of queues

Iterative analysis of networks of queues
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队列网络的迭代分析

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1984
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R. Walstra
R. Walstra
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The major impetus for the study of networks of queues is the relevance of such networks to performance studies of computer systems. As the theory of networks of queues evolves, networks which arise from modeling studies tend to be of increasing complexity. As a consequence, exact solutions of networks of queues can become excessively expensive. Methods for the approximate analysis of networks of queues have therefore become a research area of major interest. In this thesis we will propose a framework for the approximate analysis of networks of queues based on network decomposition. In the analysis by decomposition, performances measures of a network of queues are obtained from the solution of a system of simultaneous nonlinear equations. Typically, this solution is obtained by fixed point iteration. In particular, we will be concerned with the iterative analysis of closed networks of queues with nonexponential service time distributions and FCFS scheduling, and, using the Principle of Maximum Entropy, we will propose a new technique for the iterative analysis of such networks of queues. We will show that our method of entropy maximization, first, produces exact results for separable networks of queues, second, yields approximate results which satisfy the fundamental work rate theorem, and, third, gives rise to bounds on the range of possible performance obtained by solving a system of global balance equations using the method of exponential stages to represent nonexponential service time distributions. Considering execution time requirements, our method offers a viable alternative to the homogeneous approximation method in which nonexponential service time distributions are estimated by exponential distributions with conditional mean values.