论文信息 - On the role of generalized semi-Markov processes in simulation output analysis

On the role of generalized semi-Markov processes in simulation output analysis

A generalized semi-Markov process (GSMP) is a stochastic process description of a large class of discrete-event simulations. GSMP's are defined, and some basic properties of GSMP's are described. It is argued that GSMP's provide a convenient frame-work in which to analyze many questions of interest to practitioners.

Peter W. Glynn | P. Glynn

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