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ISE 3424 - Discrete Event Simulation (Summer II, 2015) HW03: Queuing Theory & Input Modeling July 28, 2015 Jane Hanger

This document appears to be a homework assignment for a discrete event simulation course covering queuing theory and input modeling. It tests whether sample data is normally distributed or exponentially distributed by computing the sample mean to estimate the exponential distribution parameter lambda, plotting a histogram of the data, and using a chi-squared test with 10 classes and 8 degrees of freedom to compare to the chi-squared distribution and determine if the null hypothesis of the data being exponentially distributed can be rejected.

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ISE 3424 - Discrete Event Simulation (Summer II, 2015) HW03: Queuing Theory & Input Modeling July 28, 2015 Jane Hanger

This document appears to be a homework assignment for a discrete event simulation course covering queuing theory and input modeling. It tests whether sample data is normally distributed or exponentially distributed by computing the sample mean to estimate the exponential distribution parameter lambda, plotting a histogram of the data, and using a chi-squared test with 10 classes and 8 degrees of freedom to compare to the chi-squared distribution and determine if the null hypothesis of the data being exponentially distributed can be rejected.

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ISE 3424 - Discrete Event Simulation (Summer II, 2015)

HW03: Queuing Theory & Input Modeling


July 28, 2015
Jane Hanger

H0:

data are normally distributed

H0:

data are exponentially distributed

1/ X 1/ 9.459 0.106

Convert data to vector

Plot the histogram

Compute 2 with 10 classes and compare it to 2 =.05, k=8

Do not reject H0

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