美国数学建模竞赛特等奖论文——mcm2004_b_xia_zhao_gao【数学建模】.pdfVIP

Team 728 1 of 11 Make Your Way Faster! Introduction We create a double queues system, which including both the QuickPass line and the regular line. These factors have an extremely affection on guest grievance: the returning time for QuickPassers, the standby waiting time in line for QuickPassers, and the proportion of the returning time for QuickPassers to the waiting time for the standers in regular line. To increase people’s enjoyment of the amusement park, when we constructing our model, we run the justice principle through. That is “first come, first served”. In order to minimize the difference of returning time stated in close QuickPass coupons, the length of QuickPass line can be too long. We divide all the time that the attractions open into several time intervals according to a certain granularity. Besides, we restrict the maximum number of QuickPass coupons issued in each time interval. After taking these measures, the customer flow distributes evenly instead of random distribution. Then we do several simulating experiments, the results confirm that QuickPass coupons restriction do shorten the maximum length of QuickPass line and avoid the disequilibrium display of the QuickPass Clock. At last, we conclude criteria to evaluate alternative schemes from the analysis of the model and simulating experiment: a good model should make the customer flow distributes as evenly as possible. Interpretation of the Problem In a traditional amusement park, you may observe that there is an extremely long line in front of a popular ride. Everyone is waiting in the same queue. It seems that nothing is abnormal. However, you are prone to be tired and