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Think it was the Tannebaum Networking book which has a chapter on queuing theory. Couple of lectures on that, only to find the chapter was concluded with someth
by jalk 2y ago
Think it was the Tannebaum Networking book which has a chapter on queuing theory. Couple of lectures on that, only to find the chapter was concluded with something like: "Empirical evidence has shown that network traffic doesn't follow a possion distribution", so was left with a feeling that the chapter was only relevant for exams.
- tralarpa 2y agoModels based on Poisson distributions are the simplest type of queue from a mathematical point of view. Introductory courses rarely go beyond that.