Class ClosedExamples

java.lang.Object
jline.examples.java.basic.ClosedExamples

public class ClosedExamples extends Object
Closed queueing network examples mirroring the example notebooks in closedQN.

Contains Java implementations that mirror the example notebooks found in jar/src/main/java/jline/examples/java/basic/closedQN/. Each method demonstrates a specific closed queueing network concept using models from the basic package.

The examples cover: - BCMP theorem validation with different scheduling strategies - Multi-server systems and repairman models - Various service distributions (Erlang, Hyperexponential, MMPP) - Discriminatory processor sharing (DPS) scheduling - Multi-class systems with complex routing - One-line network specifications

  • Constructor Summary

    Constructors
    Constructor
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  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    static void
    BCMP theorem validation example (cqn_bcmp_theorem.ipynb).
    static void
    MMPP2 service process example (cqn_mmpp2_service.ipynb).
    static void
    Multi-server closed network (cqn_multiserver.ipynb).
    static void
    Closed cyclic BAS network solved by MVABLO and by the CTMC side by side.
    static void
    One-line closed network specification (cqn_oneline.ipynb).
    static void
    Repairman model (cqn_repairmen.ipynb).
    static void
    Multi-class repairman model (cqn_repairmen_multi.ipynb).
    static void
    Discriminatory processor sharing (cqn_scheduling_dps.ipynb).
    static void
    Three-class hyperexponential system (cqn_threeclass_hyperl.ipynb).
    static void
    Two-class Erlang system (cqn_twoclass_erl.ipynb).
    static void
    Two-class hyperexponential system (cqn_twoclass_hyperl.ipynb).
    static void
    Two queues with multi-class system (cqn_twoqueues_multi.ipynb).
    static void
    main(String[] args)
    Main method demonstrating all closed queueing network examples.

    Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

    clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
  • Constructor Details

    • ClosedExamples

      public ClosedExamples()
  • Method Details

    • cqn_bcmp_theorem

      public static void cqn_bcmp_theorem() throws Exception
      BCMP theorem validation example (cqn_bcmp_theorem.ipynb).

      Demonstrates the BCMP theorem by comparing different scheduling strategies (PS, FCFS, LCFS-PR) and showing that certain performance measures remain invariant.

      Features: - Multiple job classes (2 classes, 2 jobs each) in closed network - Comparison of PS, FCFS, and LCFS-PR scheduling strategies - Validation of product-form solution properties - Uses CTMC solver for exact analysis

      Throws:
      Exception - if solver fails
    • cqn_mmpp2_service

      public static void cqn_mmpp2_service() throws Exception
      MMPP2 service process example (cqn_mmpp2_service.ipynb).

      Demonstrates the use of Markov Modulated Poisson Process (MMPP) service distributions in closed networks.

      Features: - MMPP2 service process with state-dependent rates - Bursty service patterns with correlation - Closed network with complex service behavior - Performance analysis under correlated service

      Throws:
      Exception - if solver fails
    • cqn_multiserver

      public static void cqn_multiserver() throws Exception
      Multi-server closed network (cqn_multiserver.ipynb).

      Demonstrates closed networks with multi-server stations, showing capacity effects on performance.

      Features: - Multiple servers at queueing stations - Capacity constraints in closed networks - Server utilization and queueing effects - Performance comparison with single-server systems

      Throws:
      Exception - if solver fails
    • cqn_oneline

      public static void cqn_oneline() throws Exception
      One-line closed network specification (cqn_oneline.ipynb).

      Demonstrates compact specification of closed networks using matrix-based constructors.

      Features: - Matrix-based closed network constructor - N vector defines job populations per class - S matrix defines service times at stations - Compact notation for standard topologies

      Throws:
      Exception - if solver fails
    • cqn_mvablo

      public static void cqn_mvablo() throws Exception
      Closed cyclic BAS network solved by MVABLO and by the CTMC side by side. MVABLO counts a blocked job at the station holding it, the CTMC at the full destination, so the QLen columns follow different conventions; Tput is comparable directly.
      Throws:
      Exception - if solver fails
    • cqn_repairmen

      public static void cqn_repairmen() throws Exception
      Repairman model (cqn_repairmen.ipynb).

      Demonstrates the classic repairman model where machines break down and compete for repair resources.

      Features: - Machine population circulating between operational and repair - Limited repair capacity creates resource contention - Delay station represents operational (working) time - Queue represents repair facility with limited servers

      Throws:
      Exception - if solver fails
    • cqn_repairmen_multi

      public static void cqn_repairmen_multi() throws Exception
      Multi-class repairman model (cqn_repairmen_multi.ipynb).

      Extends the repairman model to multiple machine types with different failure and repair characteristics.

      Features: - Multiple machine classes with different characteristics - Class-dependent failure rates and repair times - Shared repair facility for all machine types - Resource contention across machine classes

      Throws:
      Exception - if solver fails
    • cqn_scheduling_dps

      public static void cqn_scheduling_dps() throws Exception
      Discriminatory processor sharing (cqn_scheduling_dps.ipynb).

      Demonstrates discriminatory processor sharing (DPS) scheduling where different job classes receive different service shares.

      Features: - DPS scheduling with class-dependent weights - Proportional service allocation based on class priorities - Performance differentiation across job classes - Weighted fair queueing behavior

      Throws:
      Exception - if solver fails
    • cqn_threeclass_hyperl

      public static void cqn_threeclass_hyperl() throws Exception
      Three-class hyperexponential system (cqn_threeclass_hyperl.ipynb).

      Demonstrates a three-class closed network with hyperexponential service distributions, showing high variability effects.

      Features: - Three job classes with different populations - Hyperexponential service distributions (high variability) - Complex routing patterns across multiple stations - Performance analysis under high service variability

      Throws:
      Exception - if solver fails
    • cqn_twoclass_erl

      public static void cqn_twoclass_erl() throws Exception
      Two-class Erlang system (cqn_twoclass_erl.ipynb).

      Demonstrates a two-class closed network with Erlang service distributions, showing low variability effects.

      Features: - Two job classes with different characteristics - Erlang service distributions (low variability) - Comparison with exponential service systems - Impact of service variability on performance

      Throws:
      Exception - if solver fails
    • cqn_twoclass_hyperl

      public static void cqn_twoclass_hyperl() throws Exception
      Two-class hyperexponential system (cqn_twoclass_hyperl.ipynb).

      Demonstrates a two-class closed network with hyperexponential service distributions for both classes.

      Features: - Two job classes with hyperexponential service - High service variability for all classes - Performance comparison between classes - Variability effects on class interactions

      Throws:
      Exception - if solver fails
    • cqn_twoqueues_multi

      public static void cqn_twoqueues_multi() throws Exception
      Two queues with multi-class system (cqn_twoqueues_multi.ipynb).

      Extends the two-queue model to multiple classes with different routing patterns per class.

      Features: - Multiple job classes with class-specific routing - Different probabilistic patterns per class - Class interactions in shared queueing stations - Performance differentiation across classes

      Throws:
      Exception - if solver fails
    • main

      public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
      Main method demonstrating all closed queueing network examples.

      Executes all example methods to showcase the different closed network concepts and solution approaches available in LINE.

      Parameters:
      args - command line arguments (not used)
      Throws:
      Exception - if any example fails