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Quantifying the impact of contact tracing interview prioritisation strategies on disease transmission: A modelling study. [PDF]
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Fast and flexible minimizer digestion with digest. [PDF]
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DiscMycoVir: a user-friendly platform for discovering mycoviruses in fungal transcriptomes. [PDF]
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PyTSC: A Unified Platform for Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning in Traffic Signal Control. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Bokade R, Jin X.
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Evaluation of Queue Management System (QMS) Use in Chest X-Ray for Tuberculosis Screening: A Case Study. [PDF]
Indian J Radiol ImagingNwaiwu VC, Das SK.
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Quantification of system resilience through stress testing using a predictive analysis of departure dynamics in a [Formula: see text] queue with multiple vacation policy. [PDF]
Sci RepMarjasz R, Kempa WM, Kovtun V.
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SIAM Journal on Computing, 1986
Summary: Queues, stacks, and tapes are basic concepts that have direct applications in compiler design and the general design of algorithms. Whereas stacks (pushdown store or last-in-first-out storage) have been thoroughly investigated and are well understood, this is much less the case for queues (first-in-first-out storage).
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Summary: Queues, stacks, and tapes are basic concepts that have direct applications in compiler design and the general design of algorithms. Whereas stacks (pushdown store or last-in-first-out storage) have been thoroughly investigated and are well understood, this is much less the case for queues (first-in-first-out storage).
Ming Li +3 more
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A fluid queue driven by a Markovian queue
Queueing Systems, 1999zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Bruno Sericola, Bruno Tuffin
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To Queue or Not to Queue: A Rejoinder
Interfaces, 1979It's a good feeling to see a scholar of Peter Kolesar's stature take the time and effort to expound his views so eloquently in Interfaces. But while there is value in Professor Kolesar's comments, I feel he does not delve deeply enough. First, let me give credit to Professor Byrd [Byrd, Jack. Jr. 1978. The value of queuing theory.
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Information Processing Letters, 1993
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GOLIN, MJ, SEDGEWICK, R.
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GOLIN, MJ, SEDGEWICK, R.
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