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Achieving Ultra-Reliable Low Latency Communication in 5G and Beyond. [PDF]
Bajracharya R, Shrestha R.
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Unveiling scientific articles from paper mills with provenance analysis. [PDF]
Cardenuto JP, Moreira D, Rocha A.
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TRACER: a reliability-first GemNet baseline for trustworthy computational materials discovery. [PDF]
Datta G, Sharif S, Banad Y.
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Yeast elongation factor homolog New1 protects a subset of mRNAs from degradation by no-go decay. [PDF]
Müller M +7 more
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Metabolomic Analysis of Plant Hormone-Related Metabolites in <i>Medicago sativa</i> Under Low-Temperature Stress. [PDF]
Zhao Y +6 more
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A machine learning framework predicts oncogenic driver mutations from SNP profiles in lung adenocarcinoma. [PDF]
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Latent Class Analysis of Gameplay Metrics from Youth Playing a Robotics Game. [PDF]
Scheier LM +3 more
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Tandem queue with server slow-down [PDF]
We study how rare events happen in the standard two-node tandem Jackson queue and in a generalization, the socalled slow-down network, see [2]. In the latter model the service rate of the first server depends on the number of jobs in the second queue: the first server slows down if the amount of jobs in the second queue is above some ...
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Operations Research, 1998
We settle a conjecture concerning necessary conditions for finite mean steady-state customer delay at the second node of a tandem queue, using as an example a stable tandem queue with mutually independent i.i.d. interarrival and service times. We assume that the service times have infinite variance at the first node, finite variance at the second node,
Alan Scheller-Wolf, Karl Sigman
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We settle a conjecture concerning necessary conditions for finite mean steady-state customer delay at the second node of a tandem queue, using as an example a stable tandem queue with mutually independent i.i.d. interarrival and service times. We assume that the service times have infinite variance at the first node, finite variance at the second node,
Alan Scheller-Wolf, Karl Sigman
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