1st December 2014 Python code project from Honours Project course MATH4905 Carleton University.
For any Double Queue the decay rates of probabilities, of how large either or both queues get, are hard to calculate.
Shorcuts Kernel method and Doublesided Quasi Birth Birth Death process are compared to Iterative Power method.
The Python code provided makes a Double Queue class instance with chosen joining and serving probabilities.
The decay rates of large queues can be calulated with shortcut or brute force methods built into the code.
Results are shown in the PDF where, it seems some Double Queues have the shortcuts failing to match brute force.
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