A01=Andras Horvath
A01=Miklos Telek
Author_Andras Horvath
Author_Miklos Telek
Category=PBW
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- ISBN 9781848219458
- Weight: 671g
- Publication Date: 14 Nov 2024
- Publisher: ISTE Ltd and John Wiley & Sons Inc
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Phase type distributions are widely applicable modeling and statistical tools for non-negative random quantities. They are built on Markov chains, which provide a simple, intuitive stochastic interpretation for their use. Phase Type Distribution starts from the Markov chain-based definition of phase type distributions and presents many interesting properties, which follow from the basic definition.
As a general family of non-negative distributions with nice analytical properties, phase type distributions can be used for approximating experimental distributions by fitting or by moments matching; and, for discrete event simulation of real word systems with stochastic timing, such as production systems, service operations, communication networks, etc. This book summarizes the up-to-date fitting, matching and simulation methods, and presents the limits of flexibility of phase type distributions of a given order.
Additionally, this book lists numerical examples that support the intuitive understanding of the analytical descriptions and software tools that handle phase type distributions.
As a general family of non-negative distributions with nice analytical properties, phase type distributions can be used for approximating experimental distributions by fitting or by moments matching; and, for discrete event simulation of real word systems with stochastic timing, such as production systems, service operations, communication networks, etc. This book summarizes the up-to-date fitting, matching and simulation methods, and presents the limits of flexibility of phase type distributions of a given order.
Additionally, this book lists numerical examples that support the intuitive understanding of the analytical descriptions and software tools that handle phase type distributions.
András Horváth is Associate Professor at the University of Turin, Italy. His research interests include analysis and optimization of stochastic models with applications in production systems, service operations, communication networks and systems biology.
Miklós Telek is a professor in the Department of Networked Systems and Services at Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary, where he currently heads the Information Systems Research Group of the Hungarian Research Network. His research interests include stochastic performance modeling, analysis and optimization of computer and communication systems.
Miklós Telek is a professor in the Department of Networked Systems and Services at Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary, where he currently heads the Information Systems Research Group of the Hungarian Research Network. His research interests include stochastic performance modeling, analysis and optimization of computer and communication systems.
