2007
DOI: 10.1002/pamm.200701034
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Computational approach to the cost analysis of dual machine interference model with general arrival distribution

Abstract: In this paper, a fresh attempt has been made to apply a computational approach to obtain the optimal total cost of the system as an important performance measure for the machine interference model with general arrival distribution. *

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“…Mishra and Yadav [6] dealt the profit optimization of a loss queueing system with the finite capacity and computed total expected cost (TEC), total expected revenue (TER) and total optimal profit (TOP) of the system. Mishra [7] discussed the cost analysis of G/M/C/K/N model including service rate and hyper geometric functions of other parameters in order to get optimal cost. Ravindran and Philips [8] solved a problem in oil transport technology in which the Black Gold Petroleum Company had found large deposits of oil on the North Slope of Alaska by considering the simple transportation networking and solving the problem for the optimum cost.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mishra and Yadav [6] dealt the profit optimization of a loss queueing system with the finite capacity and computed total expected cost (TEC), total expected revenue (TER) and total optimal profit (TOP) of the system. Mishra [7] discussed the cost analysis of G/M/C/K/N model including service rate and hyper geometric functions of other parameters in order to get optimal cost. Ravindran and Philips [8] solved a problem in oil transport technology in which the Black Gold Petroleum Company had found large deposits of oil on the North Slope of Alaska by considering the simple transportation networking and solving the problem for the optimum cost.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%