Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. The universe is full of magical things, patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper. Why are waiting times interesting? While waiting times in our everyday life are usually associated with boredom, the statistics of waiting times contains scientifically interesting information about (1) the mean rates of event occurrence and (2) the ran...

Currently, the proportion of independent travel is increasing in Japan. Therefore, earlier studies supporting itinerary planning have been presented. However, these only insufficiently considered rural tourism. For example, tourist often use public transportation during trips areas, although it difficult for a to plan an transportation. Even if can be planned, will entail long waiting times at ...

in this paper we introduced a new priority rule algorithm in human queues. the suggested method is applicable in human lines with different demands (serving times) for different customers. in this method, the waiting time for each customer is related to the volume of demand. a common example of such a system is a bakery line. the usual priority rule algorithm in this kind of queue is first-in-f...