A technique for simulating composed SAN-based reward models
Roberto Zanetti Freire · UA Campus Repository (The University of Arizona) · 1990
Stochastic activity networks (SANs) have been used in the modeling of computer systems because of their suitability in representing distributed systems. SANs may be solved by analysis or by simulation. When simulation is used, future events list management is very time consuming, as with other simulation techniques. New methods that take advantage of the SAN model structure are presented which significantly reduce the cost of future events list management. Multiple future events lists are used to reduce operations required upon each state change.