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Sojourn Time Approximations for a Discriminatory Processor Sharing Queue [PDF]
ACM Transactions on Modeling and Performance Evaluation of Computing Systems, 2016 We study a multiclass time-sharing discipline with relative priorities known as discriminatory processor sharing (DPS), which provides a natural framework to model service differentiation in systems. The analysis of DPS is extremely challenging, and analytical results are scarce.
U Ayesta
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Fluid approximation of closed queueing networks with discriminatory processor sharing [PDF]
Performance Evaluation, 2020 Abstract As a multi-class variant of the classical egalitarian processor-sharing (EPS) discipline, discriminatory processor sharing (DPS) provides a suitable paradigm to model systems where share exists to control the service access of heterogeneous jobs.
Giuliano Casalé, Iker Perez
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Higher response time moments for M/M/1 discriminatory processor sharing queues [PDF]
EAI Endorsed Transactions on Scalable Information Systems, 2016 Obtaining response time moments in processor sharing (PS) queues is difficult due to serving of multiple jobs. Egalitarian PS (EPS) queues are limited to one class of arriving jobs.
Tiberiu Chis, Peter Harrison
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Heavy-Traffic Analysis of a Multiple-Phase Network with Discriminatory Processor Sharing [PDF]
Operations Research, 2011 We analyze a generalization of the discriminatory processor-sharing (DPS) queue in a heavy-traffic setting. Customers present in the system are served simultaneously at rates controlled by a vector of weights. We assume that customers have phase-type distributed service requirements and allow that customers have different weights in various phases of ...
U Ayesta, R Núñez-Queija
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Heavy-traffic limits for Discriminatory Processor Sharing models with joint batch arrivals [PDF]
Operations Research Letters, 2020 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
R Núñez-Queija
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Pricing for Heterogeneous Services at a Discriminatory Processor Sharing Queue [PDF]
, 2005 In order to deal with applications with different quality of service requirements, service differentiation has to be implemented, especially in case of congestion. Different scheduling policies can be applied at a queue, such as strict priorities, generalized processor sharing, or discriminatory processor sharing.
Hayel, Yezekael, Tuffin, Bruno
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Comparison of the Discriminatory Processor Sharing Policies
CoRR, 2008 Discriminatory Processor Sharing policy introduced by Kleinrock is of a great interest in many application areas, including telecommunications, web applications and TCP flow modelling. Under the DPS policy the job priority is controlled by the vector of weights.
Osipova, Natalia
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User equilibria in heterogeneous discriminatory processor sharing queues
Performance EvaluationWe consider a strategic routing game for a two-class discriminatory processor-sharing queue with an additional cost for joining the premium class. We show that, depending on the specific parameters of the system, various equilibria can coexist, including equilibria where the queueing system is not ergodic for the equilibrium traffic split.
Fiems, Dieter, Prabhu, Balakrishna
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Strategic Routing in Heterogeneous Discriminatory Processor Sharing Queues
We consider strategic routing for a two-class discriminatory processor queue with an additional cost for joining the premium class. We show that, depending on the specific parameters of the system, various equilibria can coexist, including equilibria where the queueing system is not ergodic for the equilibrium traffic split. We also investigate how the
Fiems, Dieter, Prabhu, Balakrishna J.
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Heavy-traffic analysis of the M/PH/1 discriminatory processor sharing queue with phase-dependent weights [PDF]
ACM SIGMETRICS Performance Evaluation Review, 2009 We analyze a generalization of the Discriminatory Processor Sharing (DPS)queue in a heavy-traffic setting. Customers present in the system are served simultaneously at rates controlled by a vector of weights. We assume phase-type distributed service requirements and allow that customers have different weights in various phases of their service.
I.M. Verloop (Maaike) +2 more
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