BUY321 - Measuring time-in-system in AnyLogic

[@alanakin9733]

Thank you. This will help with my presentation.

[@arty_3794]

It helped me a lot. Thanks!

[@informatikakita1576]

Nice, very helpfull

[@sarahdamai1388]

thank you

[@EhsanulHaque069]

Hello, Thanks for sharing. But can you tell me why the starting time of n agent is always the end time of n-1 agent?

[@johanjoubert4585]

Hi, Ehsanul. Let me know if I understand your question correctly. You are referring to the start time in the Delay block, right? In this toy example, the idea was to demonstrate the time-in-system functionality. I just chose the arrival time distribution (exp(5)) to be smaller than the delay time (a triangular distribution)... the values of the two distributions mean that there will be a queue buildup. And since the delay block only has a capacity of one, i.e., it can only serve one customer/entity at a time. Because there is a queue, once entity 'n' is completed in the delay block, the next entity, n+1, will immediately start in the delay block. If I misunderstood your question, let me know.

[@imranbadshah1707]

How to give specific distance between time start and time end ?