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LINE Solver
Simulation and algorithms for queueing theory
LINE is an open-source software package to analyze queueing models via analytical methods and simulation. The solver is available for Python, MATLAB, C++ and Java. LINE features algorithms for the solution of open queueing systems (e.g., M/M/1, M/M/k, M/G/1, ...), open and closed queueing networks, and layered queueing networks. The LINE discrete event simulator (LDES) covers a broad spectrum of these models. Additional details are available on the project website: http://line-solver.sf.net. -
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Java Modelling Tools is a suite of scientific tools for performance analysis and modelling using queueing theory and colored stochastic Petri nets. Models are solved either with analytical, asymptotic or simulation methods; workload characterization tools are also included in the suite. See the project website for more details: http://jmt.sf.net
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PerMoTo is a Performance Modelling Tool suite for decision support in the capacity and performance management of distributed transaction processing systems based on Queueing Theory and Discrete Event Simulation.
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QTnew is a universal Queueing Theory simulator. Different types of serving disciplines, time distributions, routes are supported. Simulation is extremely flexible: any custom simulation can be performed with JavaScript.
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Collection of OpenOffice spreadsheets that solve queueing theory models. These spreadsheets can be used a companion software to the textbook "Fundamentals of Queueing Theory" by Gross & Harris.
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