- Why do you have 12 average values of job arrival times? Does that come from 12 different system configurations?
- You mentioned using your own timetraces, which I assume is to reproduce results from a previous observation, but you put job arrival times instead. So, how are these 2 things related?
Can I use my own timetraces in M/M/1 queue implementation by Simevents?
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I am trying to build a M/M/c queuing system by Simevents. I can easily extend the library example of M/M/1 queue for this purpose. However, I need to use my own timetraces to send the incoming traffic instead of the random number generator. How can I change the entity generator unit?
I need to have average service rate = 1000 jobs/s and job inter-arrival times = [0.000652319973810714 0.00671367807249022 0.00203053922050347 0.00428776986488339 0.00451642623288438 0.000516265273225481 0.000273223426107445 4.73351935067905e-05 0.000765797569887923 0.000212720802785289 0.00169417760478423 0.0102040855683635] seconds.
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Renato SL
2020-9-22
I want to make sure of a few things since I think these can make the question clearer.
Hint for now: If I remember correctly, the service rate can be expressed in the Entity Server.
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Abdolkarim Mohammadi
2020-9-23
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2020-9-23
I think you need a simple M/M/c queue. The example you are trying has components for other purposes, which might have confused you. I have attached a simple M/M/3 model.
Inter-generation times can be set via MATLAB action in the Entity generator block. You can use the Insert pattern button to create such code for many distributions.
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Abdolkarim Mohammadi
2020-9-23
编辑:Abdolkarim Mohammadi
2020-9-23
If you want a prespecified sequence of service times, you can refer to the fifth model in this example (Inter-Arrival Times from Sequence):
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