Performance analysis of a GI-Geo-1 buffer with a preemptive resume priority scheduling discipline

Article Abstract:

In the article, a discrete-time GI-Geo-1 queue is analyzed with a preemptive resume priority scheduling discipline and two priority classes. The joint generating function of the system contents of both classes and the generating functions of the packet delay of both classes have been derived.

Queuing theory, Performance analysis software, Performance analysis/diagnostic software

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A process-based model for priority convergence in multi-period group decision-making

Article Abstract:

An extremely basic process approach to multi-criteria multi-period group decision-making is investigated. The results reveal that the time-series approach is consistent in evaluating changes in criteria priorities over-time.

Methods, Decision-making, Decision making

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Robot trajectory planning with semi-infinite programming

Article Abstract:

A robot trajectory planning to be formulated as a semi-infinite programming (SIP) problem is described in this paper. The codification of the robotics trajectory problem was possible with the creation of a B-Spline library.

Computer programming

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