What does Little's Law mean?
A theorem by John Little which states that the long-term average number of customers in a stable system L is equal to the long-term average effective arrival rate λ multiplied by the average time a customer spends in the system W.
By applying Little's Law, we calculated that the average number of customers in the queue is the arrival rate multiplied by the average waiting time.
Little's Law in German, French, Spanish and Italian
GermanLittlesches Gesetz
Mathematischer Zusammenhang zwischen Durchlaufzeit und Bestand.
FrenchLoi de Little
Loi reliant le nombre d'éléments dans un système au temps de passage.
SpanishLey de Little
Teorema que relaciona inventario, tasa de llegada y tiempo de espera.
ItalianLegge di Little
Formula che correla il numero medio di unità nel sistema al tempo medio di permanenza.
Common phrases with Little's Law
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- waiting time little's law