Problems of Statistical Inference for Birth and Death Queuing Models
From MaRDI portal
Cited in
(24)- A stochastic model of optimal advertising pulsing policy
- Statistical inference for G/M/1 queueing system
- Statistical analysis of queueing systems
- Asymptotic inference for stochastic processes
- Empirical Bayes estimation for queueing systems and networks
- Bayesian inference in Markovian queues
- A Bayesian analysis of a queueing system with unlimited service
- Estimation of traffic intensity from queue length data in a deterministic single server queueing system
- Stochastic grey-box modeling of queueing systems: fitting birth-and-death processes to data
- Estimation of traffic intensity based on queue length in a single M/M/1 queue
- Heavy-traffic fluid limits for periodic infinite-server queues
- Fitting birth-and-death queueing models to data
- Point Estimation and Confidence Intervals of the M/M/2/N Queue with Balking and Heterogeneity
- Estimation of Parameters in a Particular Finite Capacity Priority Queueing Model
- Estimation for general birth-death processes
- Estimation of waiting time distribution in an M/M/1 queue
- Equivalence between Bayes and the maximum likelihood estimator in M/M/1 queue
- Asymptotic properties of maximum likelihood estimators from single server queues: A martingale approach
- Maximum likelihood estimation in single server queues
- Maximum likelihood and Bayesian estimation on M/M/1 queueing model with balking
- The distance between: an algorithmic approach to comparing stochastic models to time-series data
- Computational methods for birth-death processes
- On the identification of a distribution for the arrivals to a queueing system: an application from bank data
- Estimation for queues from queue length data
This page was built for publication: Problems of Statistical Inference for Birth and Death Queuing Models
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q5508020)
