Approximate techniques for modeling the performance of complex systems

Spragins, J.

doi:10.1016/0096-0551(79)90004-3

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“…While simulations have been the popular method for accurately gauging the performance of queuing networks, they can be very difficult and costly to construct [7]. In a survey paper by Dr. Spragins, "Approximate Techniques for Modeling the Performance of Complex Systems," he showed various cases in which simple analytical queuing models could be used in place of difficult simulations for complex systems successfully [11]. The queuing model that serves as the starting point for our research was developed by Mayra Sacanamboy [1].…”

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Modeling an Adaptive System with Complex Queuing Networks and Simulation

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Modeling an Adaptive System with Complex Queuing Networks and Simulation Jesse Musgrove An adaptive system differs from a non-adaptive system in that an adaptive system uses a specific process to identify and implement adaptations to system parameters during run time in an effort to increase system performance. I would like to thank my fellow graduate student Sean Banerjee for his gracious assistance when I had trouble writing this document. Lastly, I would like to thank my girlfriend, my friends, and my family, who regardless of how stressed out and unpleasant I became have always supported me through graduate school.

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confidence: 99%