
handle: 11368/2562240
This paper presents an analytical model for the performance prediction of queueing networks with batch services and batch arrivals, related to the fluid limit of a suitable single-parameter sequence of continuous-time Markov chains and interpreted as the deterministic approximation of the average behaviour of the stochastic process. Notably, the underlying system of ordinary differential equations exhibits discontinuities in the right-hand sides, which however are proven to yield a meaningful solution. A substantial numerical assessment is used to study the quality of the approximation and shows very good accuracy in networks with large job populations.
Batch Queues; Fluid Limits; Hybrid Limits; mean field approximation, Batch Queue, QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science, mean field approximation, Fluid Limit, Hybrid Limit
Batch Queues; Fluid Limits; Hybrid Limits; mean field approximation, Batch Queue, QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science, mean field approximation, Fluid Limit, Hybrid Limit
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