Package jline.examples.java.advanced

Class InitStateExamples

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public class InitStateExamples

    Examples demonstrating initial state configurations in queueing networks. This class provides Java implementations corresponding to the Kotlin notebooks in jline.examples.kotlin.advanced.initState package.

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    • Method Summary

      Modifier and Type Method Description
      static void init_state_fcfs_exp() Demonstrates initial state with FCFS queues and exponential service times (init_state_fcfs_exp.ipynb).
      static void init_state_fcfs_nonexp() Demonstrates initial state with FCFS queues and non-exponential service times (init_state_fcfs_nonexp.ipynb).
      static void init_state_ps() Demonstrates initial state with processor sharing (PS) discipline (init_state_ps.ipynb).
      static void main(Array<String> args) Main method to run all initial state examples.

      • Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

        clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

    • Constructor Detail

      • InitStateExamples

        InitStateExamples()

    • Method Detail

      • init_state_fcfs_exp

         static void init_state_fcfs_exp()

        Demonstrates initial state with FCFS queues and exponential service times (init_state_fcfs_exp.ipynb). This example shows how to specify and analyze the transient behavior of a queueing network starting from a specific initial state. The FCFS discipline with exponential service times allows for Markovian analysis of the transient behavior. Features: - FCFS (First-Come-First-Served) scheduling discipline - Exponential service time distributions - Specific initial customer distribution - Transient and steady-state analysis comparison

      • init_state_fcfs_nonexp

         static void init_state_fcfs_nonexp()

        Demonstrates initial state with FCFS queues and non-exponential service times (init_state_fcfs_nonexp.ipynb). This example extends the FCFS initial state analysis to non-exponential service times. Non-exponential distributions make the transient analysis more complex as the system is no longer Markovian, requiring simulation or approximation techniques. Features: - FCFS scheduling with non-exponential service times - Erlang and deterministic distributions - Impact of service time variability on transient behavior - Simulation-based transient analysis

      • init_state_ps

         static void init_state_ps()

        Demonstrates initial state with processor sharing (PS) discipline (init_state_ps.ipynb). This example analyzes initial state configurations in processor sharing queues. PS discipline provides different transient behavior compared to FCFS, as all customers receive service simultaneously at reduced rates. Features: - Processor Sharing (PS) scheduling discipline - Analysis of fairness in transient regime - Comparison with FCFS initial state behavior - Impact on response time distributions

      • main

         static void main(Array<String> args)

        Main method to run all initial state examples.

        Parameters:
        args - command line arguments (not used)