Flow-equivalent servers (fes)

Replace a subnetwork by one load-dependent station whose rate table is the throughput of the subnetwork over the population lattice (Chandy, Herzog and Woo 1975). More...

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Files
file	include/line/api/fes/fes_aggregate.h
	Flow-equivalent-server aggregation: replace a station subset by one station.
file	include/line/api/fes/fes_beta_handle.h
	Wraps a flow-equivalent-server throughput table as a per-class class-dependence function beta_{i,r}(n).
file	include/line/api/fes/fes_build_isolated.h
	Service demands and visit ratios of an isolated subnetwork, from the stochastic complement of its routing matrix.
file	include/line/api/fes/fes_compute_metrics.h
	Per-station metrics of the ISOLATED subnetwork at every population state, the companion of fes_compute_throughputs.
file	include/line/api/fes/fes_compute_throughputs.h
	Per-class throughput table of an isolated subnetwork, tabulated over the population lattice, for use as the load-dependent rates of a flow-equivalent server (Chandy, Herzog and Woo 1975).
file	include/line/api/fes/fes_map_aggregate.h
	Recursive MAP flow-equivalent server for a station subset.
file	include/line/api/fes/fes_map_interdeparture.h
	Inter-departure MAP of a closed subnetwork made of one MAP station and one MAP flow-equivalent server.
file	include/line/api/fes/fes_map_interp.h
	Shape-preserving interpolation of the flow-equivalent descriptors, and the population grid they are evaluated on.
file	include/line/api/fes/fes_map_levels.h
	Per-level processes of a load-dependent flow-equivalent server.
file	include/line/api/fes/fes_map_moments.h
	Moments and index of dispersion of an inter-departure MAP.
file	include/line/api/fes/fes_map_solve.h
	Closed model left by a MAP flow-equivalent server, and the per-station metrics behind it.
file	include/line/api/fes/fes_validate.h
	Input validation for Flow-Equivalent Server (FES) aggregation.
file	include/line/api/fes/ljd_linearize.h
	Linearized index of a per-class population vector, for Limited Joint Dependence (LJD) tables.

Detailed Description

Replace a subnetwork by one load-dependent station whose rate table is the throughput of the subnetwork over the population lattice (Chandy, Herzog and Woo 1975).