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Ciw is a simulation library for open queueing networks.
This was discussed at #206. Note that this adds a script to `docs/_static`. This is because I do not believe the parallel processing can be doctested. I have added testing...
The possibility of a 3.0 release opens up some possibilities, allowing some big changes that are not back-compatible, and some smaller internal changes. Below is a list of possible features...
I am running a simulation about a queue network, whereas the model have a capacity limit, and there exist an optimal capacity allocation policy for the system. But when i...
Hi, when using server priorities by individual - I'm facing 2 issues. 1) The model works fine for first few instances as long as there is no state change. For...
Hello, I am trying to simulate a queue with n servers and 3 class priorities. I would like to decide the priority by each server or even better, assign classes...
Hi there - Really enjoying working with this package! One of the use cases I'm interested in is understanding if a server schedule at a given node could be improved...
When creating a network with two nodes, and the second node has a batching distribution set to more than one customer, I would expect that the customers arrive in batches...
When defining classes of individuals in the system, their names must be of the form `"Class "` where `i` is an integer. For example: ```python >>> import ciw >>> N...
first, thanks for this great project and contributors. I want to create a queue network consisting of two transitive_nodes, and at node 2 the service time is state dependent, which...
Is there a way, we can implement change over time (probably a matrix)? For eg, after serving a certain class of customers, the server/node gets another class and needs sometime...