Re: Erlang or general queuing theory
- From: mike_pk@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 2 Jul 2005 13:42:31 -0700
I don't believe it's that simple (I could be wrong though). I'm using
the "phone lines" example because it's the closest to what I'm trying
to model. It really is a series of discreet resources (like phone
lines) that can be held for a variable amount of time (a poisson
distribution). My problem lies in that every "customer" can grab a
distribution of resources, but holds whatever number they grab for the
same amount of time. It would be like picking up 30 phones for your 2
minute phone converstion rahter than a single phone.
Unfortunately over-provisioning by 100% isn't really feasible for what
I'm modeling. I'm really leaning towards simulation now.
.
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