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Distributed computation of passage time quantiles and transient state distributions in large semi-Markov models
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Large Semi-markov ModelsEngineeringMarkov Chain Monte CarloDiscrete-event SimulationSemi-markov ProcessesHidden Markov ModelSystems EngineeringConcurrent SystemsParallel ComputingTransient State DistributionsComputer EngineeringExpressive ToolsComputer ScienceDistributed SimulationPopulation ProtocolPassage Time QuantilesConcurrency TheoryMarkov KernelParallel ProgrammingFluid Queue
Semi-Markov processes (SMPs) are expressive tools for modelling concurrent systems; they are a generalisation of Markov processes that allow for arbitrarily distributed sojourn times. The paper presents an iterative technique for passage time and transient analysis of large structurally unrestricted semi-Markov processes. Our method is based on the calculation and subsequent numerical inversion of Laplace transforms and is amenable to a highly scalable distributed implementation. Results for a distributed voting system model with up to 1.1 million states are presented and compared against simulation.
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