Titlebook: Computations with Markov Chains; Proceedings of the 2 William J. Stewart Conference proceedings 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New Yo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0439-2 are all constant in time. Many practical systems, however, require time- (age-) dependent rates. For example, the use of Weibull failure rates is quite common in many reliability models. Likewise, most actual local area network (LAN) systems experience surges in the number of users that vary in mag

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Physiopathologie de la douleur chroniqueder. Failure times are taken to be exponentially distributed random variables, while repair times are deterministic. As a result, the underlying stochastic process is not Markovian or semi-Markovian. However, the underlying stochastic process is Markov regenerative and as such we are able to write a

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Physiopathologie de la douleur chroniquehematical theories which model concurrent systems by their algebra and provide apparatus for reasoning about the structure and behaviour of the model. Recent extensions of these algebras, associating random variables with actions, make the models also amenable to Markovian analysis. A compositional

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0439-2 We consider the directed graph associated to a Markov chain derived from a Stochastic Automata Network (SAN). The structural properties of the automata are used to establish new various results. First, we establish the complexity of the resolution for Stochastic Automata Networks with a sparse matr

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Molecular Basis of Thyroid Hormone Action,d minimum sharing policies as well as the standard complete-sharing policy. These models may have multiple resources and multiple classes, with each class requiring multiple units from each resource. These models may also have state-dependent arrival and service rates. Our new algorithm is based on

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Deborah Mannavola,Paolo Beck-Peccoz.. A stationary randomized policy is described by the parameters {... ∈, ., . ∈ .}, where α. = the parobability that action . is taken when the system is in state .. A policy is called implementable if .. = .. for all . ∈ A whenever states . and . belong to a common subset .. for some . = 1, 2,…, .