J. William Schmidt
ABSTRACT
This paper presents an algorithm to determine where the correlation of data sequence has died out. This algorithm can be used to collect essentially uncorrelated observations from a sequence of correlated observations. The final purpose is to use such observations to derive statistical inferential procedures for the parameters concerned. Examples of M/M/1 queues are presented.
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- An algorithm for testing serial dependence of simulation output data
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