Sensitivity analysis, the "What if" problem, and simulation  of queueing networks in heavy traffic

Sensitivity analysis, the "What if" problem, and simulation of queueing networks in heavy traffic

by Andrey Feuerverger

Book 1987 of Technical report / University of Toronto, Dept. of statistics -- no.17/87, May

1987

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