Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1981-12-11
1984-09-18
Wise, Edward J.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364717, G06F 102
Patent
active
044727844
ABSTRACT:
A technique for ensuring independence of random samples of input queues of time-shared processing systems taken during a fixed interval to determine system usage involves interposing guardband intervals of minimum time duration between such samples. A stratified sampling method is disclosed which develops successive stratum or subintervals, positions a data sampling at a random point in each subinterval and interposes a guardband interval between successive subintervals. A simple random sampling method is disclosed which takes a sampling at the termination of a random subinterval and interposes a guardband interval between successive random subintervals.
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AT&T Bell Laboratories
Lipton Roy C.
Wise Edward J.
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