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Fuzzy Queueing Model

Fuzzy queueing models use linguistic variables like "fast" and "slow" rather than probability distributions to describe arrival and service patterns, making them more practical for real-world situations. Researchers have analyzed various fuzzy queueing systems using techniques like Zadeh's extension principle and α-cuts. Recent work has studied fuzzy parameters in models like bulk arrival queues, retrial queues, and queues with server breakdowns or vacations.

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Fuzzy Queueing Model

Fuzzy queueing models use linguistic variables like "fast" and "slow" rather than probability distributions to describe arrival and service patterns, making them more practical for real-world situations. Researchers have analyzed various fuzzy queueing systems using techniques like Zadeh's extension principle and α-cuts. Recent work has studied fuzzy parameters in models like bulk arrival queues, retrial queues, and queues with server breakdowns or vacations.

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FUZZY QUEUEING MODELS

Fuzzy queueing model are more practical and realistic than deterministic queueing

models within the context of traditional queueing theory the inter-arrival times and service

times are required to follow certain distributions. However, in many practical situations , the

arrival pattern and service pattern are described by linguistic quantifiers such as fast, slow or

moderate, rather than by probability distributions.

The concept of fuzzy sets was first introduced by Zadeh (1965) in his paper work

entitled "Fuzzy sets". one of the most important tools in fuzzy set theory is Zadeh's extension

principle. Following Zadeh, many researchers have considered the problem of fuzzy queueing

systems. Li and Lee(1989) and Buckley (1990) discussed the problem of fuzzy queues by

using Zadeh's extension principle, the possibility concept and fuzzy Markov chain (Stanford

1987). Negi and Lee (1992) introduced -cut and two variable simulation approaches to

analyze fuzzy queues. Using the parametric programming technique Kao et al. (1999) obtained

the membership functions of the performance measures for fuzzy queues - M/F/1, F/M/1, F/F/1

and FM/FM/1, where F denotes fuzzy time and FM denote fuzzified exponential distributions.

Kao (1999) investigated single server queueing model with fuzzy arrival rate and service rate.

Chen (2004) investigated a fuzzy finite capacity queue with fuzzified exponential arrival

rate and service rates. Chen (2005, 2006) analysed bulk service fuzzy queueing system and

bulk arrival queueing model with fuzzy parameters. Ke and Lin (2006) analysed queueing

model with fuzzy parameters and obtained the membership function of a system

characteristics. Ke and Lin (2006) considered fuzzy analysis queueing system with server

breakdown using non linear programming approach. Ke et al. (2006) investigated batch arrival

queueing system with vacation policies and fuzzy parameters and obtained system
characteristics. Pardo ad Fuente (2007) optimized two fuzzy queuing models with non-

preemptive priority discipline and another with preemptive priority discipline. Chen(2007)

calculated the -cuts of the fuzzy minimal expected total cost per unit time for fuzzy queueing

decision model. Lin et al. (2008) studied batch arrival queueing system with setup time and

fuzzy parameter. Ke et al. (2008) obtained the mean time to failure and the availability of a

system using a two-unit repairable system with imperfect coverage, reboot, and fuzzy

parameters. Apaydin (2008) analysed the multi channel fuzzy queuing systems and costructed

fuzzy queuing characteristics via different membership functions. Lin et al. (2008) considered

batch arrival queue with setup and uncertain parameter patterns.

Nagoor Gani and Ashok kumar (2008) analysed finite capacity fuzzy queue by

employing parametric non-linear programming technique. Wu (2009) examined the non

homogeneous Poisson process with fuzzy intensity function. Using simulation techniques, Wu

(2009) obtained the -level closed intervals of the systems performance measures. Nagoor

Gani and Ashok kumar (2009a , 2009b, 2009c) investigated bulk arrival queueing models with

fuzzy parameters and fuzzy varying batch sizes, multi - server batch arrival queue with fuzzy

parameters and batch arrival queue with set up, uncertain parameters and fuzzy varying batch

sizes respectively. Wang et al. (2010) applied the parametric non-linear programming

technique to investigate infinite capacity fuzzy N policy queue. By applying a non - linear

programming approach, Ashok Kumar (2011) derived the membership function of the steady

state performance measures in Erlang service model with fuzzy parameters.

Barak and Fallahnezhad (2012) performed sensitivity analysis to compare fuzzy

queueing models of M/M/1 and M/E2/1. Lin et al.(2012) constructed the membership function

of the mean time to failure and the availability of a repairable system with one operating
machine, one standby and an unreliable service station. Yang and Chang (2013) analysed

parametric programming solution to the F policy queue with fuzzy parameter.

Yang and Chang (2013) investigated F policy fuzzy queue with start up time. They

applied -cuts approach and Zadeh's extension principle to transform fuzzy F policy queues in

to a family of crisp F policy queues. The author construct the membership function for the

expected number of customers in the system. Jeeva and Rathnakumari (2014) presented an

article entitled fuzzy cost computation of M/M/1 and M/G/1 queueing models.

Ke et al. (2007) constructed the membership function of system characteristics of a

retrial queueing model with fuzzy customer arrival, retrial and service rates. Kalyanaraman et

al. (2010) analysed unreliable single server fuzzy retrial queue and derived mean system size

and mean orbit size. Noora et al. (2010) studied fuzzy discrete - time multi server retrial queue

with finite population. Stephan Vincent and Bhuvaneswari (2011) analysed retrial queue with

priority subscribers having fuzzified exponential arrival, retrial and service rates. Khodadadi

and Jolai (2012) analysed a single server retrial queue with vacation by introducing fuzzy

based threshold policy to control the server in order to minimize the total cost of the system.

Jeeva and Rathnakumari (2012) constructed membership function of expected number of

customers in the orbit and expected waiting time in the orbit for a two phase batch arrival retrial

queue with Bernoulli vacation. Upadhyaya (2013) investigated M X/G/1 retrial queueing system

with Bernoulli vacation and obtained fuzzy logic based system characteristics.

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