This paper focuses on using confidence interval estimation while simulating a queueing system. The approach relies on the existence of regenerative points in the queueing process being simulated that produces a set of n independent observations. An application is given to a maintenance shop which is modeled as a multiserver queueing system. The shop is assumed to serve two classes of customers; passenger cars and cargo trucks. Comparison of results obtained from simulation using three different estimators is given. The approach can be applied to any queueing system that posses a recurrent steady state stochastic process.
Shalaby, M. (1984). Use of Confidence Intervals in Queueing System Simulation - With Application To a Maintenance Shop. The Egyptian Statistical Journal, 28(2), 90-102. doi: 10.21608/esju.1984.316605
MLA
Mohamed A. Shalaby. "Use of Confidence Intervals in Queueing System Simulation - With Application To a Maintenance Shop", The Egyptian Statistical Journal, 28, 2, 1984, 90-102. doi: 10.21608/esju.1984.316605
HARVARD
Shalaby, M. (1984). 'Use of Confidence Intervals in Queueing System Simulation - With Application To a Maintenance Shop', The Egyptian Statistical Journal, 28(2), pp. 90-102. doi: 10.21608/esju.1984.316605
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Shalaby, M. Use of Confidence Intervals in Queueing System Simulation - With Application To a Maintenance Shop. The Egyptian Statistical Journal, 1984; 28(2): 90-102. doi: 10.21608/esju.1984.316605
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