BCMP networks
BCMP networks. There are M nodes and R classes (or types) of job. For each class we must specify routing probabilities through the network (these can be
Mean Value Analysis of Mixed Multiple Class BCMP Networks with
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Queuing Networks
23 mars 2017 BCMP networks are multiclass networks with exponential service times and ci servers at node i. Service disciplines may be: FCFS. Processor ...
APPLYING BCMP MULTI-CLASS QUEUEING NETWORKS FOR
Particular attention will be devoted to BCMP queue- ing networks introduced in Baskett et al. (1975) i.e.
A BCMP Network Approach to Modeling and Controlling
BCMP queuing-theoretical framework [315]. BCMP networks significantly ex- tend Jackson networks by allowing almost arbitrary customer routing and service.
APPLYING BCMP MULTI-CLASS QUEUEING NETWORKS FOR
BCMP Networks (Baskett et al. (1975)) are one of the most useful models for performance evaluation. • A set of queueing centers and a (possibly
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Queueing Networks
BCMP Networks(Cont). ? At other service centers where the service times should have probability distributions with rational Laplace transforms;.
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A BCMP Network Approach to Modeling and Controlling
26 mars 2017 A BCMP Network Approach to Modeling and Controlling. Autonomous Mobility-on-Demand Systems. Ramon Iglesias Federico Rossi
Queuing Networks
Florence Perronnin
Polytech'Grenoble - UGA
March 23, 2017
F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 1 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksOutline1Introduction to Queuing Networks
2Refresher: M/M/1 queue
3Reversibility
4Open Queueing Networks
5Closed queueing networks
6Multiclass networks
7Other product-form networks
F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 2 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Introduction to Queuing NetworksSingle queues have simple resultsThey are quite robust to slight model variations
We may have multiple contention resources to model: I serversIcommunication links
Idatabases
with various routing structures. Queuing networks are direct results for interaction of classical single queues with probabilistic or static routing. F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 3 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksOutline1Introduction to Queuing Networks
2Refresher: M/M/1 queue
3Reversibility
4Open Queueing Networks
5Closed queueing networks
6Multiclass networks
7Other product-form networks
F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 4 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksRefresher: M/M/1
M/M/1 queueInnite capacity
Poisson() arrivalsExp() service timesFIFO disciplineDenition
is the trac intensit y of the queueing system. . . .01. ..i-1ii+1Number of clientsX(t) in the system follows abirth a nddeath p rocess.F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 5 / 46
IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksResults for M/M/1 queue1Stable if and only if <12Clients follow a geometric distribution8i2?; i= (1)i3Mean number of clients?[X] =(1)4Average response time?[T] =1 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
response time traffic loadresponse time M/M/1 F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 6 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksM/M/1/K
In reality, buers are nite: M/M/1/K is a queueing system with blo cking .K . . .01K-1KResults for M/M/1/K queue
Geometric distribution with nite state space
(i) =(1)i1K+1F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 7 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksM/M/c.
.1 2 c ccic. . . icccResults for M/M/c queueStability condition C ;cii!ific C ;c1c! c iifi>cwhere= and with C ;c=1P c1 i=0ii!+cc!11=cF. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 8 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 9 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Outline1Introduction to Queuing Networks
2Refresher: M/M/1 queue
3Reversibility
4Open Queueing Networks
5Closed queueing networks
6Multiclass networks
7Other product-form networks
F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 10 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works ReversibilityDenition
A continuous-time Markov chainX(t) is time-reversible if and only if there exist a probability distributionsuch that8(i;j)2 E2; iqij=jqjiTheorem thedistribution is also the stationary distribution.Proof Check the balance equations.
F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 11 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works ReversibilityProposition
An ergodic birth and death process is time-reversible. Proof. . .01. ..i-1ii+1
i+212i+1i 01i2i1ii+1
i1By induction: 1 00=112Supposei1i1=ii. Then
i(i+i) =i+1i+1+i1i1Which givesii=i+1i+1.F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 12 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Burke's theoremTheorem
The output process of an M/M/s queue is a Poisson process that is independent of the numb erof customers in the queue. Sketch of Proof.ii+1 X(t) increases by 1 at ratei(Poisson process). Reverse process increases by 1 at ratei+1=iby reversibility.F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 13 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Tandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Outline1Introduction to Queuing Networks
2Refresher: M/M/1 queue
3Reversibility
4Open Queueing Networks
Tandem queues
Acyclic networks
Backfeeding
Jackson networks
Open networks of M/M/c queues
5Closed queueing networks
6Multiclass networks
7Other product-form networksF. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 14 / 46
IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Tandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Tandem queues
21LetX1andX2denote the number of clients in queues 1 and 2 respectively.Lemma
X 1andX2are independent rv's.Proof
Arrival process at queue 1 is Poisson() so future arrivals are independent ofX1(t).By time reversibilityX1(t) is independent of past departures.Since these departures are the arrival process of queue 2,X1(t) andX2(t)
are independent. F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 15 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Tandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Tandem queuesTheorem
The number of clients at server 1 and 2 are independent and P(n1;n2) =
1 n1 1 1 2 n2 1 1Proof
By independence ofX1andX2the joint probability is the product of M/M/1 distributions.This result is called ap roduct-formresult fo rthe tandem queue. This product form also appears in more general
net works of queues. F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 16 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Tandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Acyclic networks
Example of a feed-forward network:
p jlp k0 p l0 l ki j p j0p i0p jk 0i 0j 0k 0lp ilp ikExponential service times output ofiis routed tojwith probabilitypijexternal trac arrives atiwith rate0ipackets exiting queueileave the system with probabilitypi0.Routing matrix: R=0 B B@0pijpikpil
p ji0pjkpjl p kipkj0pjl p lipljplk01 C CAF. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 17 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Tandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Decomposition of a Poisson ProcessProblem
N(t) Poisson process with rateZ(n) sequence of iid rv'sBernoulli(p) independent ofN. Suppose thenth trial is performed at thenth arrival of the Poisson process.Result Resulting processM(t)
of successes is Poisson(p).Process of failuresL(t)
is P oisson(1p)and
is indep endent of M(t).Bernoullip 1-pPoisson()Poisson(p)
Poisson((1p))F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 18 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Tandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Acyclic networksTotal arrival rateat no dei:i
(1iK). p jlp k0 p l0 l ki j p j0p i0p jk 0i 0j 0k 0lp ilp ikNo feedback: using Burke theorem, all internal ows are Poisson! Thus we can considerKindependentM/M/1 queues with P oissona rrivals with ratei, where i=0i+KX j=0 jpjii.e. ~ =~0+~Rin matrix notation.Stability condition All queues must be stable independently:i< i,8i= 1;2;:::;K:F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 19 / 46
IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Tandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
BackfeedingExample
Switch transmitting frames with random errors. A NACK is sent instantaneously if the frame is incorrect.Frame success probability isp.ArrivalsPoisson(0)Frame transmission timesExp ()
p 1-p 0F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 20 / 46
IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Tandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Backfeeding
p 1-p 0Remark
Arrivals are not Poisson anymore!
Result
The departure process is still Poisson with ratep.Proof in [Walrand, An Introduction to Queueing Networks, 1988].
F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 21 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Tandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Backfeeding: steady-state
p 1-p 0Balance equations:
(0)0=p(1) (n)(0+p) =0(n1) +p(n+ 1);n>0Actual arrival rate=0+ (1p);so0=pwhich gives (0)=(1) (n)(+) =(n1) +(n+ 1);n>0M/M/1! The unique solution is:
(n)= 1 n 10p 0p nF. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 22 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net works Tandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Jackson networks: example
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Outline1Introduction to Queuing Networks
2Refresher: M/M/1 queue
3Reversibility
4Open Queueing Networks
5Closed queueing networks
6Multiclass networks
7Other product-form networks
F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 10 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksReversibilityDenition
A continuous-time Markov chainX(t) is time-reversible if and only if there exist a probability distributionsuch that8(i;j)2 E2; iqij=jqjiTheorem thedistribution is also the stationary distribution.ProofCheck the balance equations.
F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 11 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksReversibilityProposition
An ergodic birth and death process is time-reversible.Proof. . .01. ..i-1ii+1
i+212i+1i01i2i1ii+1
i1By induction: 100=112Supposei1i1=ii. Then
i(i+i) =i+1i+1+i1i1Which givesii=i+1i+1.F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 12 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksBurke's theoremTheorem
The output process of an M/M/s queue is a Poisson process that is independent of the numb erof customers in the queue. Sketch of Proof.ii+1 X(t) increases by 1 at ratei(Poisson process). Reverse process increases by 1 at ratei+1=iby reversibility.F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 13 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksTandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Outline1Introduction to Queuing Networks
2Refresher: M/M/1 queue
3Reversibility
4Open Queueing Networks
Tandem queues
Acyclic networks
Backfeeding
Jackson networks
Open networks of M/M/c queues
5Closed queueing networks
6Multiclass networks
7Other product-form networksF. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 14 / 46
IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksTandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Tandem queues
21LetX1andX2denote the number of clients in queues 1 and 2 respectively.Lemma
X1andX2are independent rv's.Proof
Arrival process at queue 1 is Poisson() so future arrivals are independentofX1(t).By time reversibilityX1(t) is independent of past departures.Since these departures are the arrival process of queue 2,X1(t) andX2(t)
are independent. F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 15 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksTandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Tandem queuesTheorem
The number of clients at server 1 and 2 are independent andP(n1;n2) =
1 n1 1 1 2 n2 11Proof
By independence ofX1andX2the joint probability is the product of M/M/1 distributions.This result is called ap roduct-formresult fo rthe tandem queue.This product form also appears in more general
net works of queues. F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 16 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksTandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Acyclic networks
Example of a feed-forward network:
p jlp k0 p l0 l ki j p j0p i0p jk 0i 0j 0k 0lp ilp ikExponential service times output ofiis routed tojwith probabilitypijexternal trac arrives atiwith rate0ipackets exiting queueileave the system with probabilitypi0.Routing matrix: R=0 BB@0pijpikpil
p ji0pjkpjl p kipkj0pjl p lipljplk01 C CAF. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 17 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksTandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Decomposition of a Poisson ProcessProblem
N(t) Poisson process with rateZ(n) sequence of iid rv'sBernoulli(p) independent ofN. Suppose thenth trial is performed at thenth arrival of the Poisson process.ResultResulting processM(t)
of successes isPoisson(p).Process of failuresL(t)
isP oisson(1p)and
is indep endent of M(t).Bernoullip1-pPoisson()Poisson(p)
Poisson((1p))F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 18 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksTandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Acyclic networksTotal arrival rateat no dei:i
(1iK). p jlp k0 p l0 l ki j p j0p i0p jk 0i 0j 0k 0lp ilp ikNo feedback: using Burke theorem, all internal ows are Poisson! Thus we can considerKindependentM/M/1 queues with P oissona rrivals with ratei, where i=0i+KX j=0 jpjii.e. ~ =~0+~Rin matrix notation.Stability conditionAll queues must be stable independently:i< i,8i= 1;2;:::;K:F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 19 / 46
IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksTandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
BackfeedingExample
Switch transmitting frames with random errors. A NACK is sentinstantaneously if the frame is incorrect.Frame success probability isp.ArrivalsPoisson(0)Frame transmission timesExp ()
p 1-p0F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 20 / 46
IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksTandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Backfeeding
p 1-p0Remark
Arrivals are not Poisson anymore!
Result
The departure process is still Poisson with ratep.Proof in [Walrand, An Introduction to Queueing Networks, 1988].
F. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 21 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksTandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Backfeeding: steady-state
p 1-p0Balance equations:
(0)0=p(1) (n)(0+p) =0(n1) +p(n+ 1);n>0Actual arrival rate=0+ (1p);so0=pwhich gives (0)=(1) (n)(+) =(n1) +(n+ 1);n>0M/M/1!The unique solution is:
(n)= 1 n 10p 0p nF. Perronnin (UGA)Queuing NetworksMarch 23, 2017 22 / 46 IntroRefresher Reversibilit yOp ennet worksClosed net worksMulticlass net worksOther net worksTandem queues
Acyclic net works
Backfeeding
Jackson net works
Op ennet worksof M/M/c queues
Jackson networks: example
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