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Upravlenie Bol'shimi Sistemami, 2015, Issue 56, Pages 66–77 (Mi ubs824)  

Network-based models in Control

Stochastic networks with variable structure

N. N. Ivanov

Institute of Control Sciences of RAS
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Abstract: The well-known concept of a stochastic network with the given multi-dimensional density distribution of arc travel time duration is complemented with a probabilistic mechanism of network structure transformation. A technique is suggested for analytical and simulation modeling of such variable structure networks, with the aim to calculate upper and lower bounds of execution time.
Keywords: generalized stochastic network, critical path, average time to perform network schedule, Monte Carlo method.
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Document Type: Article
UDC: 519.179.2
BBC: 22.176 + 65.23
Language: Russian
Citation: N. N. Ivanov, “Stochastic networks with variable structure”, UBS, 56 (2015), 66–77
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\paper Stochastic networks with variable structure
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