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Course: INDE 6370, Fall 2008
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is AGENDA Balking Reneging Jockeying BALKING Queue too full when entity arrives Entity does not enter the queue Entity goes elsewhere Modeled within QUEUE block Capacity - deterministic or probabilistic Balk label RENEGING Entities enters a queue Entities leave queue after some period of time or event Need to identify particular entities RENEGING BLOCKS Duplicate block Search block Remove block DUPLICATE...

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is AGENDA Balking Reneging Jockeying BALKING Queue too full when entity arrives Entity does not enter the queue Entity goes elsewhere Modeled within QUEUE block Capacity - deterministic or probabilistic Balk label RENEGING Entities enters a queue Entities leave queue after some period of time or event Need to identify particular entities RENEGING BLOCKS Duplicate block Search block Remove block DUPLICATE BLOCK Clones existing entity Sends it to a destination SEARCH BLOCK Queue Starting index Ending index Search condition expression Returns value in variable j REMOVE BLOCK Removes an entity from a queue Rank of the entity Queue Removed entity destination JOCKYING Entities one enter of several parallel queues Entities check the other queue lengths If the length of the other queue is less, entity switches Simplifications Switch triggered by queue event Last entity in the line switches first Assumption concerns Queues are balanced Last entity in the line is not always the first to switch ASSOCIATED ELEMENTS Sets Variables VARIABLES Global system variable Only hol...

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