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Intelligent Network Analysis by Closed Queuing Models

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With the wide deployment of intelligent network (IN) services, there is an urgent need to understand and solve teletraffic performance issues of the evolving network intelligence platform. This paper discusses a queuing system model for the performance analysis of IN call processing. The intelligent network is presented as a network of queues where the total number of customers (e.g., SSPs) is fixed, thus forming a closed queuing network. The IN distributed architecture is modeled as a finite source queuing model – M/G/1/K/K. The expected response time for that model is analyzed and computed. The numerical results and the corresponding curves are provided and, related to open questions, future work is summarized.

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Kryvinska, N. Intelligent Network Analysis by Closed Queuing Models. Telecommunication Systems 27, 85–98 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:TELS.0000032945.92937.8f

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