Analysis of a Markovian Retrial Queue With Working Vacation Under N-Control Pattern
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https://doi.org/10.26713/cma.v13i3.2065Keywords:
Markovian retrial queue, Working vacation, N-control pattern, Conditional stochastic decompositionAbstract
A Markovian retrial queue with working vacation under N-control pattern is investigated in this article. To describe the system, we employ a QBD analogy. The model’s stability condition is deduced. The stationary probability distribution is generated by utilizing the matrix-analytic technique. The conditional stochastic decomposition of the line length in the orbit is calculated. The performance measures and special cases are designed. The model’s firmness is demonstrated numerically.
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