Answer:
Explanation:
library('queueing')
i_mmmc <- NewInput.MMC(lambda=1/1.25, mu=1/3,c=3) #create input parameters
o_mmc <- QueueingModel(i_mmc) #Build the model
mmc_summ <- summary(o_mmc)
t(mmc_summ$el[c(1,2,3,10,7,11,8,12,9)])
## [,1]
## lambda 0.800000000
## mu 0.333333333
## c 3.000000000
## X 0.800000000
## P0 0.05617978
## L 4.98876404
## Lq 2.58876404
## W 6.23595506
## Wq 3.23595506
The command-line program from the Simio website(username and password in preface of book )provided a c++ executable file that calculates various M/M/c metrics.it is called using the command prompt,navigating to the directory of the mmc.exe file,and typing mmc followed by values of \lambda ,mu and c separated by space...
$ cd C:\Users\Ayush\Google Drive\Education\Masters\SPS\DATA 604\Simio_Student_Resources
$ mmc 0.8 0.33333333 3