MA6453 Probability And Queueing Theory Handwritten Lecture Notes - Agalya Edition

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    Probability And Queueing Theory Premium Lecture Notes, Prepared by Agalya. Specially for Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology. Syllabus Covered based on Anna University B.E CSE and B.Tech I.T.

     
    CONTENT:
    PROBABILITY AND QUEING THEORY
    UNIT-1 (Pages: 64)
    RANDOM VARIABLE
    UNIT-2 (Pages: 36)
    TWO DIMENSIONAL RANDOM VARIABLE
    UNIT-3 (Pages: 32)
    RANDOM PROCESS
    UNIT-4 (Pages: 36)
    QUEUEING MODELS
    UNIT-5 (Pages: 29)
    ADVANCED QUEUEING MODELS

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    UNIT-1
    RANDOM VARIABLE
    Definition for:
    1. trial and even
    2. Exhaustive events
    3. Mutually exclusive events
    4. Equally likely events
    5. Independent event
    Definition for:
    1. Discrete random variable
    2. Probability mass function
    3. Probability distribution
    Properties of distribution function
    Expected value of a discrete random variable
    Continuous random variable
    Probability density function
    Binomial distribution
    Binomial experiment
    Poison distribution
    Geometric distribution
    Memory less property
    Uniform distribution
    Experimental distribution
    Gamma distribution

    UNIT-2
    TWO DIMENSIONAL RANDOM VARIABLE
    Definition:
    Two dimensional discrete variable
    Join probability mass function of discrete random variable
    Marginal probability function
    Conditional probability function
    Independent random variable

    Continuous random variable
    Regression
    Lines of regression
    Regression co-efficient
    Angle between the regression lines
    Transformation of random variable

    UNIT-3
    RANDOM PROCESS
    Comparison of random variable and random process
    Poison process
    Discrete parameter


    UNIT-4
    QUEUEING MODELS
    Characteristics of queuing system
    Kendall’s notation for representation queuing models
    Terminology
    Pure death process
    Birth and death process

    UNIT-5
    ADVANCED QUEUEING MODELS
    Pollaczek - Khinchin formula
    Efficiency of a queuing system
    Classification of network

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