Difference Between Deterministic and Probabilistic Model1
Deterministic queuing models have certain arrival and service times, producing the same output for a given input, while probabilistic models have random arrival and service rates, producing different results with the same initial conditions due to incorporating elements of chance. Probabilistic models mathematically represent random phenomena and outcomes are uncertain, whereas deterministic models do not include randomness and have certain solutions.
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Difference Between Deterministic and Probabilistic Model1
Deterministic queuing models have certain arrival and service times, producing the same output for a given input, while probabilistic models have random arrival and service rates, producing different results with the same initial conditions due to incorporating elements of chance. Probabilistic models mathematically represent random phenomena and outcomes are uncertain, whereas deterministic models do not include randomness and have certain solutions.
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Difference between Deterministic and Probabilistic Model
Deterministic Queuing Model Probabilistic Queuing Model
1. If each customer arrives at known intervals 1. When both arrival and service rate are and the service time is known with unknown and assumed to be random certainty, the queuing model will be variable then this type of queuing model is deterministic in nature. known as probabilistic. 2. A Deterministic Model is a mathematical 2. A probability model is a mathematical Model in which outcomes are precisely representation of a random phenomenon. It determined through known relationships is defined by its sample space, events within among states and events the sample space, and probabilities. 3. A deterministic model does not include 3. A probabilistic model includes elements of elements of randomness. randomness. 4. In such models, a given input will always 4. This model is likely to produce different produce the same output. results even with the same initial conditions. There is always an element of chance or uncertainty involved which implies that there are possible alternate solutions. 5. Deterministic technique assumes certainty 5. Probabilistic technique assumes uncertainty in its solution. in its solution.