MA213 Flashcards

1
Q

arrival rate

A

A

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2
Q

serving rate

A

y

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3
Q

traffic intensity

A

p = A/y

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4
Q

steady system

A

(1-p)p^n

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5
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probability that the server is idle

A

po = 1-p

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6
Q

pr that server is busy

A

p

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7
Q

expected no of customers served

A

p

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8
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expected no of customers in the system

A

Ls = p/1-p

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9
Q

expected time in the system

A

Ls/A

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10
Q

expected no. of customers in the queue

A

Lq = p^2/1-p

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11
Q

expected queuing time

A

Lq/A

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12
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expected queuing + service time

A

Lq/A

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13
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conditional expected queuing time (given that there’s already a queue)

A

1/y-A

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14
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expected proportion of idle time per server

A

(1-n/s)Pn

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15
Q

expected number in the queue

A

Lq = po . sp/s! . p/(1-p)^2

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16
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expected waiting time in the queue

17
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expected no of customers being served

18
Q

F(S*)

19
Q

Optimal service level F(X*)

20
Q

Reorder point

A

P(X>R) = q
R = F-1(q)

e.g. y=30, o=0.3, q=0.05, N(0,1)
F(r) = 0.95 so r = 1.65
R = y + ro = 30 + 1.65(0.3) = 34.95 so the reorder point is 35

21
Q

Q* with planned shortages

A

Q* = sq root. 2dk/h . p+h/p

22
Q

S* with planned shortages

A

S* = sq. root 2dk/h . p/p+h

23
Q

t*

24
Q

Q*

A

sq.root 2dk/h

25
Cu (the regret of underordering)
p - c
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Co (the regret of overordering)
p + (-) h
27
length of cycle (t)
Q/d
28
ordering cost per cycle
K + cQ
29
holding cost per cycle
hQ^2/2d
30
cost per time
Kd/Q + dc + hQ/2
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shortage cost per cycle
p(Q-S)^2 / 2d
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Cost per time given that there is a shortage cost per cycle
C(Q,S) = Kd/Q + dc + hS^2/2Q + p(Q-S)^2/2Q