Performance bounds for scheduling queueing networks
Some general classes of multi-customer networks are compared with (partially very) simplified derivates. Roughly the idea is: Forget about those structures of the system which makes analysis complex and try to do this in a way such that the new model when run in parallel to the old one can be strictly compared either by pathwise comparison of the describing processes or by comparing the steady-state expectations of the performance measure. Some of the bounds and concerned numerical results are called ``moderately encouraging by the authors.
- Asymptotic loss of priority scheduling policies in closed re-entrant lines: A computational study
- Bounds and error bounds for queueing networks
- The archievable region method in the optimal control of queueing systems; formulations, bounds and policies
- Schedulability analysis for controller area network (CAN) with FIFO queues priority queues and gateways
- Dynamic scheduling for queueing networks derived from discrete-review policies
- Two classes of performance bounds for closed queueing networks
- Properties and performance bounds for closed free choice synchronized monoclass queueing networks
- Single-class bounds of multi-class queuing networks
- Performance bounds for queueing networks and scheduling policies
- Efficient Deadline-Based QoS Algorithms for High-Performance Networks
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1863256 (Why is no real title available?)
- Comparing LP Bounds for Queueing Networks
- Scheduling and Control of Queueing Networks
- Scheduling Using Interactive Optimization Oracles for Constrained Queueing Networks
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