Xidong Zheng
Kevin D. Reilly
James J. Buckley
Fuzzy Optimization and Normal Simulation for
Solving Web Queuing System Problems
Journal of SCI Vol. 4 No. 6 (2006)
(Journal of Systemics, Cybernetics, and Informatics)
Keywords
Fuzzy Optimization, Normal Simulation, Queuing Theory, Web Planning Model.
Abstract
In this paper, we use both fuzzy optimization techniques and normal
simulation method to solve the fuzzy web planning model problems,
which are the queuing system problems for designing web servers.
We apply fuzzy probabilities to the queuing system models with
customers arrival rate ('lamda') and servers service rate ('mu'),
and then compute
fuzzy system performance variables, including Utilization, Number (of
requests) in the System, Throughput, and Response Time. For the
fuzzy optimization method, we apply two-step calculation, first use
fuzzy calculation to get the maximum and minimum values of fuzzy
steady state probabilities, and then we compute the fuzzy system
performance variables. For the simulation method, we use one-step
normal queuing theory to simulate the whole system performance and
its variables. We deal with the queuing system with single-server case
and multiple-server case, and compare the results of two examples
with one server and two server cases and give a mathematical
explanation of the difference.
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