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Queuing theory is a branch of mathematics. It is useful, in a software context, for things like predicting server capacity and predicting response times of prog
by busrf 6y ago
Queuing theory is a branch of mathematics. It is useful, in a software context, for things like predicting server capacity and predicting response times of programs. It is also regularly used to predict things like hospital wait times.
Here is a very good introduction, I hope you can learn something new from it (:
https://github.com/ndvanforeest/queueing_book/blob/master/queueing_book.pdf https://github.com/ndvanforeest/queueing_book/blob/master/qu...
- b0b10101 6y agothere's no actual use of queuing theory in the article though, it's just mentioned as some sort of irrelevant justification. it's not even a monte carlo simulation, it's a bootstrap. you definitely don't need queuing theory to run a bootstrap
- anmlOEA 6y ago> Queuing theory is a branch of mathematics. You don't say! The context of this subthread is clearly about software development methodologies, not about software itself. But obfuscation and petty arguments is also a bureaucratic strategy.