Generating beta variates with nonintegral shape parameters
Communications of the ACM
Computer generation of gamma random variables
Communications of the ACM
Computer generation of gamma random variables—II
Communications of the ACM
Sampling from the gamma distribution on a computer
Communications of the ACM
Computer generation of gamma random variates with non-integral shape parameters
Communications of the ACM
Simulation and the Monte Carlo Method
Simulation and the Monte Carlo Method
Principles of Discrete Event Simulation
Principles of Discrete Event Simulation
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In the Queueing Theory, sometimes, it is precise to resort to the simulation of delay phenomena being generated values of entrance and exit in agreement with the different existing models. In order to make this simulation it is possible to resort to certain computer science applications specialized in this type of calculations or to make use of applications of general use like the spreadsheets. In the present work we proved the suitability of this simulation using the own statistical functions of version 2003 of the well-known application Microsoft® Excel. Besides to verify the operation of these functions, those others are being programmed by means of the use of Visual BASIC for Aplicaciones (VBA) that are necessary to have collections all the possibilities and that they are not incorporated by Excel, also proving that fulfills all the requirements that are indispensable for this type of calculations.