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P. Saranya et al Int. Journal of Engineering Research and Applications www.ijera.com ISSN : 2248-9622, Vol. 4, Issue 2( Version 1), February 2014, pp.315-330 www.ijera.com 315 | Page Expected Time to Recruitment in A Two - Grade Manpower System Using Order Statistics for Inter-Decision Times and Attrition J. Sridharan * , P. Saranya ** , A. Srinivasan*** * (Department of Mathematics, Government Arts College (Autonomous), Kumbakonam-1) ** (Department of Mathematics, TRP Engineering College (SRM Group), Trichirappalli-105) *** (Department of Mathematics, Bishop Heber College (Autonomous), Trichirappalli-17) ABSTRACT In this paper, a two-grade organization subjected to random exit of personal due to policy decisions taken by the organization is considered. There is an associated loss of manpower if a person quits. As the exit of personnel is unpredictable, a new recruitment policy involving two thresholds for each grade-one is optional and the other mandatory is suggested to enable the organization to plan its decision on recruitment. Based on shock model approach three mathematical models are constructed using an appropriate univariate policy of recruitment. Performance measures namely mean and variance of the time to recruitment are obtained for all the models when (i) the loss of man-hours and the inter decision time forms an order statistics (ii) the optional and mandatory thresholds follow different distributions. The analytical results are substantiated by numerical illustrations and the influence of nodal parameters on the performance measures is also analyzed. Keywords-Manpower planning, Shock models, Univariate recruitment policy, Mean and variance of the time to recruitment. I. INTRODUCTION Consider an organization having two grades in which depletion of manpower occurs at every decision epoch. In the univariate policy of recruitment based on shock model approach, recruitment is made as and when the cumulative loss of manpower crosses a threshold. Employing this recruitment policy, expected time to recruitment is obtained under different conditions for several models in [1], [2] and [3].Recently in [4],for a single grade man-power system with a mandatory exponential threshold for the loss of manpower ,the authors have obtained the system performance measures namely mean and variance of the time to recruitment when the inter-decision times form an order statistics .In [2] , for a single grade manpower system ,the author has considered a new recruitment policy involving two thresholds for the loss of man-power in the organization in which one is optional and the other is mandatory and obtained the mean time to recruitment under different conditions on the nature of thresholds. In [5-8] the authors have extended the results in [2] for a two-grade system according as the thresholds are exponential random variables or geometric random variables or SCBZ property possessing random variables or extended exponential random variables. In [9-17], the authors have extended the results in [4] for a two-grade system involving two thresholds by assuming different distributions for thresholds under different condition of inter-decision time and wastage. The objective of the present paper is to obtain the performance measures when (i) the loss of man-hours and the inter decision time forms an order statistics (ii) the optional and mandatory thresholds follow different distributions. II. MODEL DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF MODEL I Consider an organization taking decisions at random epoch in (0, ∞) and at every decision epoch a random number of persons quit the organization. There is an associated loss of man-hours if a person quits. It is assumed that the loss of man-hours are linear and cumulative. Let X i be the loss of man-hours due to the i th decision epoch , i=1,2,3n Let X X X X n 3 2 1 , .... , , be the order statistics selected from the sample X X X n 2 1 ,.... , with respective density functions (.) (.), .... (.), g g g ) n ( x ) 2 ( x ) 1 ( x . Let U i be a continuous random variable denoting inter-decision time between (i-1) th and i th decision, i=1,2, 3….k with cumulative distribution function F(.), probability density function f(.) and mean 1 (λ>0). Let U (1) (U (k) ) be the smallest (largest) order RESEARCH ARTICLE OPEN ACCESS

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Expected Time to Recruitment in A Two - Grade Manpower

System Using Order Statistics for Inter-Decision Times and

Attrition

J. Sridharan*, P. Saranya

**, A. Srinivasan***

*(Department of Mathematics, Government Arts College (Autonomous), Kumbakonam-1)

** (Department of Mathematics, TRP Engineering College (SRM Group), Trichirappalli-105)

*** (Department of Mathematics, Bishop Heber College (Autonomous), Trichirappalli-17)

ABSTRACT In this paper, a two-grade organization subjected to random exit of personal due to policy decisions taken by the

organization is considered. There is an associated loss of manpower if a person quits. As the exit of personnel is

unpredictable, a new recruitment policy involving two thresholds for each grade-one is optional and the other

mandatory is suggested to enable the organization to plan its decision on recruitment. Based on shock model

approach three mathematical models are constructed using an appropriate univariate policy of recruitment.

Performance measures namely mean and variance of the time to recruitment are obtained for all the models

when (i) the loss of man-hours and the inter decision time forms an order statistics (ii) the optional and

mandatory thresholds follow different distributions. The analytical results are substantiated by numerical

illustrations and the influence of nodal parameters on the performance measures is also analyzed.

Keywords-Manpower planning, Shock models, Univariate recruitment policy, Mean and variance of the time to

recruitment.

I. INTRODUCTION Consider an organization having two grades in which depletion of manpower occurs at every decision

epoch. In the univariate policy of recruitment based on shock model approach, recruitment is made as and when

the cumulative loss of manpower crosses a threshold. Employing this recruitment policy, expected time to

recruitment is obtained under different conditions for several models in [1], [2] and [3].Recently in [4],for a

single grade man-power system with a mandatory exponential threshold for the loss of manpower ,the authors

have obtained the system performance measures namely mean and variance of the time to recruitment when the

inter-decision times form an order statistics .In [2] , for a single grade manpower system ,the author has

considered a new recruitment policy involving two thresholds for the loss of man-power in the organization in

which one is optional and the other is mandatory and obtained the mean time to recruitment under different

conditions on the nature of thresholds. In [5-8] the authors have extended the results in [2] for a two-grade

system according as the thresholds are exponential random variables or geometric random variables or SCBZ

property possessing random variables or extended exponential random variables. In [9-17], the authors have

extended the results in [4] for a two-grade system involving two thresholds by assuming different distributions

for thresholds under different condition of inter-decision time and wastage. The objective of the present paper is

to obtain the performance measures when (i) the loss of man-hours and the inter decision time forms an order

statistics (ii) the optional and mandatory thresholds follow different distributions.

II. MODEL DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF MODEL –I Consider an organization taking decisions at random epoch in (0, ∞) and at every decision epoch a

random number of persons quit the organization. There is an associated loss of man-hours if a person quits. It is

assumed that the loss of man-hours are linear and cumulative. Let Xi be the loss of man-hours due to the ith

decision epoch , i=1,2,3…n Let XXXX n321 ,....,, be the order statistics selected from the sample

XXX n21 ,...., with respective density functions (.)(.),....(.), ggg )n(x)2(x)1(x . Let Ui be a continuous random

variable denoting inter-decision time between (i-1)th

and ith

decision, i=1,2, 3….k with cumulative distribution

function F(.), probability density function f(.) and mean

1 (λ>0). Let U(1) (U(k)) be the smallest (largest) order

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statistic with probability density function. (.)(.), ff )k(u)1(u.Let Y1, Y2 (Z1, Z2) denotes the optional (mandatory)

thresholds for the loss of man-hours in grades 1 and 2, with parameters 2121 ,,, ‎‎ respectively, where

𝜃1,𝜃2,𝛼1 ,𝛼2 are positive. It is assumed that Y1 < Z1 and Y2 <Z2. Write Y=Max (Y1, Y2) and Z=Max (Z1, Z2),

where Y (Z) is the optional (mandatory) threshold for the loss of man-hours in the organization. The loss of

man- hours, optional and mandatory thresholds are assumed as statistically independent. Let T be the time to

recruitment in the organization with cumulative distribution function L (.), probability density function l (.),

mean E (T) and variance V (T). Let F k(.) be the k fold convolution of F(.). Let l*(.) and f

*(.), be the Laplace

transform of l (.) and f (.), respectively. Let Vk(t) be the probability that there are exactly k decision epochs in

(0, t]. It is known from Renewal theory [18] that Vk(t) = Fk(t) - Fk+1(t) with F0(t) = 1. Let p be the probability

that the organization is not going for recruitment whenever the total loss of man-hours crosses optional

threshold Y. The Univariate recruitment policy employed in this paper is as follows: If the total loss of man-

hours exceeds the optional threshold Y, the organization may or may not go for recruitment. But if the total loss

of man-hours exceeds the mandatory threshold Z, the recruitment is necessary.

MAIN RESULTS

k

1ii

k

1ii

0kk

k

1ii

0kk

ZPYP)t(pYP)t()tT(P XXVXV (1)

For n=1, 2, 3…k the probability density function of X(n) is given by

k..3,2,1n,)]t(G1)[t(g)]t(G[kcn)t(g nk1nn)n(x

(2)

If )t(g)t(g )1(x

In this case it is known that

1k)1(x )t(G1)t(gk)t(g

(3)

By hypothesis ctce)t(g

(4)

Therefore from (3) and (4) we get,

kc

kc)(g

)1(x

(5)

If )t(g)t(g )k(x

In this case it is known that

)t(g)t(Gk)t(g1k

)k(x

(6)

Therefore from (4) and (6) we get

)kc)...(c2)(c(

c!k)(g

k*

)k(x

(7)

For r=1, 2, 3…k the probability density function of U(r) is given by

k..3,2,1r,)]t(F1)[t(f)]t(F[kcr)t(f rk1rr)r(u

(8)

If )t()t(f f )1(u

In this case it is known that

1k)1(u )t(F1)t(fk)t(f

(9) Therefore from (8) and (9) we get,

sk

k)s(f )1(u

(10)

If )t(f)t(f )k(u

In this case it is known that

)t(f)t(Fk)t(f1k

)k(u

(11)

)ks)...(2s)(s(

!k)s(f

k*

)k(u

(12)

It is known that

22

0s2

*22

0s

*

))T(E()T(E)T(Vandds

)s(l(d)T(E,

ds

))s(l(d)T(E

(13)

Case (i): The distribution of optional and mandatory thresholds follow exponential distribution

For this case the first two moments of time to recruitment are found to be

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If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)1(x

HHHHHHHHHCCCCCC 6,3I5,3I4,3I6,2I5,2I4,2I6,1I5,1I4,1I5I4I3I2I1I 6I(p)T(E

(14)

HHHHHHHHHCCCCCCT2

6,3I

2

5,3I

2

4,3I

2

6,2I

2

5,2I

2

4,2I

2

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2

5,1I

2

4,1I

2

6I

2

5I

2

4I

2

3I

2

2I

2

1I

2p2)(E

(15)

where for a = 1, 2…6. b=1, 2, 3 and d=4, 5, 6.

)1(k

1and

)1(k

1

DDH

DC

IdIbd,Ib

IaIa

(16)

)(),(),(),(),(),(21

*

)1(x6I2

*

)1(x5I1

*

)1(x4I21

*

)1(x3I2

*

)1(x2I1

*

)1(x1I gDgDgDgDgDgD

are given by (5) (17) If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)k(x

MMMMMMMMMLLLLLL 6,3K5,3K4,3K6,2K5,2K4,2K6,1K5,1K4,1K5K4K3K2K1K 6K(p)T(E

(18)

MMMMMMMMMLLLLLLT2

6,3K

2

5,3K

2

4,3K

2

6,2K

2

5,2K

2

4,2K

2

6,1K

2

5,1K

2

4,1K

2

6K

2

5K

2

4K

2

3K

2

2K

2

1K

2p2)(E (19)

where for a = 1, 2…6. b=1, 2, 3 and d=4, 5, 6.

)1(k

1and

)1(k

1

DDM

DL

KdKbd,Kb

KaKa

(20)

)(),(),(),(),(),(21

*

)k(x6K2

*

)k(x5K1

*

)k(x4K21

*

)k(x3K2

*

)k(x2K1

*

)k(x1K gDgDgDgDgDgD

are given by (7) (21)

If

)t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)k(x

QQQQQQQQQPPPPPP 6,3K5,3K4,3K6,2K5,2K4,2K6,1K5,1K4,1K5K4K3K2K1K 6K

(p)T(E (22)

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDN

DDDNQQQQQQQQQPPPPPPT

3K1

1

3K1

1

3K1

1

2K1

1

2K1

1

2K1

1

1K1

1

1K1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1M

p

1

1

1

1

1

1M

1p2)(E

6K5K4K6K5K4K6K5K4K1K6K5K4K

2

2

3K2K1K

2

2

2

6,3K

2

5,3K

2

4,3K

2

6,2K

2

5,2K

2

4,2K

2

6,1K

2

5,1K

2

4,1K

2

6K

2

5K

2

4K

2

3K

2

2K

2

1K

2

(23)

where for a = 1, 2…6. b=1, 2, 3 and d=4, 5, 6.

k

1n2

k

1nKdKbd,Kb

KaKa

nDDQ

DP

1Mand

n

1N,

)1(

N,

)1(

N (24)

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)1(x

SSSSSSSSSRRRRRR 6,3I5,3I4,3I6,2I5,2I4,2I6,1I5,1I4,1I5I4I3I2I1I 6I(p)T(E

(25)

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDN

DDDNSSSSSSSSSRRRRRRT

3I1

1

3I1

1

3I1

1

2I1

1

2I1

1

2I1

1

1I1

1

1I1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1M

p

1

1

1

1

1

1M

1p2)(E

6I5I4I6I5I4I6I5I4I1I6I5I4I

2

2

3I2I1I

2

2

2

6,3I

2

5,3I

2

4,3I

2

6,2I

2

5,2I

2

4,2I

2

6,1I

2

5,1I

2

4,1I

2

6I

2

5I

2

4I

2

3I

2

2I

2

1I

2

(26)

where for a = 1, 2…6, b=1, 2, 3 and d=4, 5

k

1n2

k

1nIdIbd,Ib

IaIa

nDDS

DR

1Mand

n

1N,

)1(

N,

)1(

N

(27)

Case (ii): The distributions of optional and mandatory thresholds follow extended exponential distribution with

shape parameter 2.

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)1(x

H16H4H4H4H8H8H8H8H4HHH

H2H2H2H2H4HHHH2H2H2H2H4HHH

H2H2H2H2H8H2H2H2H4H4H4H4H8H2H2H2

H4H4H4H4H8H2H2H2H4H4H4H4H8H2H2H2

H4H4H4H4C4CCCC2C2C2C2C4CCCC2C2C2C2

6,3I16,3I15,3I14,3I13,3I12,3I5,3I4,3I6,11I16,11I15,11I14,11I

13,11I12,11I5,11I4,11I6,10I16,10I15,10I14,0I113,10I12,10I5,10I4,10I6,9I16,9I15,9I14,9I

13,9I12,9I5,9I4,9I6,8I16,8I15,8I14,8I13,8I12,8I5,8I4,8I6,7I16,7I15,7I14,7I

13,7I12,7I5,7I4,7I6,2I16,2I15,2I14,2I13,2I12,2I5,2I4,2I6,1I16,1I15,1I14,1I

13,1I12,1I5,1I4,1I6I16I15I14I13I12I5I4I3I11I10I9I8I7I2I1Ip)T(E

(28)

H16H4H4H4H8H8H8H8H4HHHH2H2H2

H2H4HHHH2H2H2H2H4HHHH2H2H2

H2H8H2H2H2H4H4H4H4H8H2H2H2H4H4

H4H4H8H2H2H2H4H4H4H4H8H2H2H2H4

H4H4H4C4CCCC2C2C2C2C4CCCC2C2C2C2T

2

6,3I

2

16,3I

2

15,3I

2

14,3I

2

13,3I

2

12,3I

2

5,3I

2

4,3I

2

6,11I

2

16,11I

2

15,11I

2

14,11I

2

13,11I

2

12,11I

2

5,11I

2

4,11I

2

6,10I

2

16,10I

2

15,10I

2

14,10I

2

13,10I

2

12,10I

2

5,10I

2

4,10I

2

6,9I

2

16,9I

2

15,9I

2

14,9I

2

13,9I

2

12,9I

2

5,9I

2

4,9I

2

6,8I

2

16,8I

2

15,8I

2

14,8I

2

13,8I

2

12,8I

2

5,8I

2

4,8I

2

6,7I

2

16,7I

2

15,7I

2

14,7I

2

13,7I

2

12,7I

2

5,7I

2

4,7I

2

6,2I

2

16,2I

2

15,2I

2

14,2I

2

13,2I

2

12,2I

2

5,2I

2

4,2I

2

6,1I

2

16,1I

2

15,1I

2

14,1I

2

13,1I

2

12,1I

2

5,1I

2

4,1I

2

6I

2

16I

2

15I

2

14I

2

13I

2

12I

2

5I

2

4I

2

3I

2

11I

2

10I

2

9I

2

8I

2

7I

2

2I

2

1I

2p2)(E

(29)

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where for a=1, 2, 3…16, b=1, 2, 3,7, 8, 9, 10,11 and d=4, 5, 6, 12, 13,14,15,16.

HC d,IbIa , are given by

(16)

)1

(),(),(),2

(),1

(

),()(),(),1

(),(

22gD2gD2gD2gD2gD

22gD2gD2gD2gD2gD

2

*

)1(x16I2

*

)1(x15I1

*

)1(x14I1

*

)1(x13I2

*

)1(x12I

21

*

)1(x11I2

*

)1(x10I1

*

)1(x9I2

*

)1(x8I21

*

)1(x7I

(30)

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)k(x

M16M4M4M4M8M8M8M8M4MMMM2M2M2M2M4MMMM2M2M2M2M4MMM

M2M2M2M2M8M2M2M2M4M4M4M4M8M2M2M2M4M4M4M4M8M2M2M2M4M4M4M4M8M2M2M2

M4M4M4M4L4LLLL2L2L2L2L4LLLL2L2L2L2

6,3K16,3K15,3K14,3K13,3K12,3K5,3K4,3K6,11K16,11K15,11K14,11K

13,11K12,11K5,11K4,11K6,10K16,10K15,10I14,0KI13,10K12,10K5,10K4,10K6,9K16,9K15,9K14,9K

13,9K12,9K5,9K4,9K6,8K16,8K15,8K14,8K13,8K12,8K5,8K4,8K6,7K16,7K15,7K14,7K

13,7K12,7K5,7K4,7K6,2K16,2K15,2K14,2K13,2K12,2K5,2K4,2K6,1K16,1K15,1K14,1K

13,1K12,1K5,1K4,1K6K16K15K14K13K12K5K4K3K11K10K9KI8K7K2K1Kp)T(E

(31)

M16M4M4M4M8M8M8M8M4MMM

M2M2M2M2M4MMMM2M2M2M2M4

MMMM2M2M2M2M8M2M2M2M4M4

M4M4M8M2M2M2M4M4M4M4M8M2M2

M2M4M4M4M4M8M2M2M2M4M4M4M4

L4LLLL2L2L2L2L4LLLL2L2L2L2T

2

6,3K

2

16,3K

2

15,3K

2

14,3K

2

13,3K

2

12,3K

2

5,3K

2

4,3K

2

6,11K

2

16,11K

2

15,11K

2

14,11K

2

13,11K

2

12,11K

2

5,11K

2

4,11K

2

6,10K

2

16,10K

2

15,10K

2

14,10K

2

13,10K

2

12,10K

2

5,10K

2

4,10K

2

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2

16,9K

2

15,9K

2

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2

13,9K

2

12,9K

2

5,9K

2

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2

6,8K

2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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13,1K

2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

8K

2

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2

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2

1K

2p2)(E

(32)

where for a=1,2,3,4,5,….16,b=1,2,…8 and d=9,10…..16.

ML d,KbKa , are given by

(20) .

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)k(x

Q16Q4Q4Q4Q8Q8Q8Q8Q4QQQQ2Q2Q2

Q2Q4QQQQ2Q2Q2Q2Q4QQQQ2Q2Q2

Q2Q8Q2Q2Q2Q4Q4Q4Q4Q8Q2Q2Q2Q4Q4

Q4Q4Q8Q2Q2Q2Q4Q4Q4Q4Q8Q2Q2Q2Q4

Q4Q4Q4P4PPPP2P2P2P2P4PPPP2P2P2P2

6,3K16,3K15,3K14,3K13,3K12,3K5,3K4,3K6,11K16,11K15,11K14,11K13,11K12,11K5,11K

4,11K6,10K16,10K15,10K14,10K13,10K12,10K5,10K4,10K6,9K16,9K15,9K14,9K13,9K12,9K5,9K

4,9K6,8K16,8K15,8K14,8K13,8K12,8K5,8K4,8K6,7K16,7K15,7K14,7K13,7K12,7K

5,7K4,7K6,2K16,2K15,2K14,2K13,2K12,2K5,2K4,2K6,1K16,1K15,1K14,1K13,1K

12,1K5,1K4,1K6K16K15K14K13K12K5K4K3K11K10K9K8K7K2K1Kp)T(E

(33)

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDN

DDDDD

DDDNQ16Q4Q4Q4Q8Q8Q8Q8Q4QQQ

Q2Q2Q2Q2Q4QQQQ2Q2Q2Q2Q4QQQ

Q2Q2Q2Q2Q8Q2Q2Q2Q4Q4Q4Q4Q8Q2Q2Q2

Q4Q4Q4Q4Q8Q2Q2Q2Q4Q4Q4Q4Q8Q2Q2Q2

Q4Q4Q4Q4P4PPPP2P2P2P2P4PPPP2P2P2P2T

6K3K16K3K15K3K14K3K13K3K12K3K5K3K4K3K

6K11K16K11K15K11K14K11K13K11K12K11K5K11K4K11K6K10K16K10K15K10K

14K10K13K10K12K10K5K10K4K10K6K9K16K9K15K9K14K9K13K9K12K9K

5K9K4K9K6K8K16K8K15K8K14K8K13K8K12K8K5K8K4K8K6K7K

16K7K15K7K14K7K13K7K12K7K5K7K4K7K6K2K16K2K15K2K14K2K

13K2K12K2K5K2K4K2K6K1K16K1K15K1K14K1K13K1K12K1K5K1K

4K1K6K16K15K14K13K12K5K4K

2

23K11K10K9K8K

7K2K1K

2

2

2

6,3K

2

16,3K

2

15,3K

2

14,3K

2

13,3K

2

12,3K

2

5,3K

2

4,3K

2

6,11K

2

16,11K

2

15,11K

2

14,11K

2

13,11K

2

12,11K

2

5,11K

2

4,11K

2

6,10K

2

16,10K

2

15,10K

2

14,10K

2

13,10K

2

12,10K

2

5,10K

2

4,10K

2

6,9K

2

16,9K

2

15,9K

2

14,9K

2

13,9K

2

12,9K

2

5,9K

2

4,9K

2

6,8K

2

16,8K

2

15,8K

2

14,8K

2

13,8K

2

12,8K

2

5,8K

2

4,8K

2

6,7K

2

16,7K

2

15,7K

2

14,7K

2

13,7K

2

12,7K

2

5,7K

2

4,7K

2

6,2K

2

16,2K

2

15,2K

2

14,2K

2

13,2K

2

12,2K

2

5,2K

2

4,2K

2

6,1K

2

16,1K

2

15,1K

2

14,1K

2

13,1K

2

12,1K

2

5,1K

2

4,1K

2

6K

2

16K

2

15K

2

14K

2

13K

2

12K

2

5K

2

4K

2

3K

2

11K

2

10K

2

9K

2

8K

2

7K

2

2K

2

1K

2

1

16

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

8

1

8

1

8

1

8

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

8

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

8

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

8

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

8

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2)M(

p

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2)M(

1

p2)(E

(34)

where for a=1,2,3,4,5,….16,b=1,2,…8 and d=9,10…..16.

QP d,KbKa , are given by

(24) .

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)1(x

S16S4S4S4S8S8S8S8S4SSSS2

S2S2S2S4SSSS2S2S2S2S4SSSS2

S2S2S2S8S2S2S2S4S4S4S4S8S2S2S2S4

S4S4S4S8S2S2S2S4S4S4S4S8S2S2S2S4

S4S4S4R4RRRR2R2R2R2R4RRRR2R2R2R2

6,3I16,3I15,3I14,3I13,3I12,3I5,3I4,3I6,11I16,11I15,11I14,11I13,11I

12,11I5,11I4,11I6,10I16,10I15,10I14,10I13,10I12,10I5,10I4,10I6,9I16,9I15,9I14,9I13,9I

12,9I5,9I4,9I6,8I16,8I15,8I14,8I13,8I12,8I5,8I4,8I6,7I16,7I15,7I14,7I13,7I

12,7I5,7I4,7I6,2I16,2I15,2I14,2I13,2I12,2I5,2I4,2I6,1I16,1I15,1I14,1I13,1I

12,1I5,1I4,1I6I16I15I14I13I12I5I4I3I11I10I9I8I7I2I1Ip)T(E

(35)

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DDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDN

DDDDDDDDNS16S4S4S4S8S8

S8S8S4SSSS2S2S2S2S4SSSS2S2S2

S2S4SSSS2S2S2S2S8S2S2S2S4S4S4S4S8S2

S2S2S4S4S4S4S8S2S2S2S4S4S4S4S8S2S2S2

S4S4S4S4R4RRRR2R2R2R2R4RRRR2R2R2R2T

6I3I16I3I15I3I14I3I13I3I

12I3I5I3I4I3I6I11I16I11I15I11I14I11I13I11I12I11I5I11I4I11I

6I10I16I10I15I10I14I10I13I10I12I10I5I10I4I10I6I9I16I9I15I9I

14I9I13I9I12I9I5I9I4I9I6I8I16I8I15I8I14I8I13I8I12I8I

5I8I4I8I6I7I16I7I15I7I14I7I13I7I12I7I5I7I4I7I6I2I

16I2I15I2I14I2I13I2I12I2I5I2I4I2I6I1I16I1I15I1I14I1I

13I1I12I1I5I1I4I1I6I16I15I14I13I12I5I4I

2

2

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2

2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

4,10I

2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

6,7I

2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

16,2I

2

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2

14,2I

2

13,2I

2

12,2I

2

5,2I

2

4,2I

2

6,1I

2

16,1I

2

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2

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2

13,1I

2

12,1I

2

5,1I

2

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2

6I

2

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2

15I

2

14I

2

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2

12I

2

5I

2

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2

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2

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2

10I

2

9I

2

8I

2

7I

2

2I

2

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2

1

16

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

8

1

8

1

8

1

8

1

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1

1

1

1

1

1

1

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1

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1

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1

2

1

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1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

8

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

8

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

8

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

8

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2)M(

p

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2)M(

1

p2)(E

(36)

where for a=1,2,3…16, b=1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10,11 and d=4, 5, 6, 12, 13,14,15,16.

SR d,IbIa , are given by

(27).

Case (iii): The distributions of optional and mandatory thresholds possess SCBZ property.

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)1(x

HqqqqHqpqqHqqqHqpqqHppqqHpqq

HqqqHpqqHqqpqHqppqHqpqHqppqHpppq

HppqHqpqHppqHqqqHqpqHqqHqpqHppq

HpqHqqHpqHqqqpHqpqpHqqpHqpqpHppqpHpqp

HqqpHpqpHqqppHqpppHqppHqpppHppppHppp

HqppHpppHqqpHqppHqpHqppHpppHppHqp

HppHqqqHqpqHqqHqpqHppqHpqHqqHpq

HqqpHqppHqpHqppHpppHppHqpHppCqqCqp

CqCqpCppCpCqCpCqqCqpCqCqpCppCpCqCp

16,8I42115,8I32114,8I32113,8I42112,8I411,8I31

10,8I419,8I16,7I42115,7I32114,7I32113,7I42112,7I4

11,7I3110,7I419,7I16,6I4115,6I3114,6I3113,6I4112,6I4

11,6I310,6I49,6I16,5I42115,5I32114,5I32113,5I42112,5I411,5I31

10,5I419,5I16,4I42115,4I32114,4I32113,4I42112,4I411,4I31

10,4I419,4I16,3I4115,3I3114,3I3113,3I4112,3I411,3I310,3I4

9,3I16,2I4215,2I3214,2I3213,2I4212,2I411,2I310,2I49,2I

16,1I4215,1I3214,1I3213,1I4212,1I411,1I310,1I49,1I16I415I3

14I313I412I411I310I49I48I27I16I15I24I23I12I21I2

3431 2 32

21 2 43431 2 3

221 2 43431 3

111 43431 2 32

21 2 43431 2 32

21 2 43431 311

1 43432 3222 4

3432 3222 434

33(p

1211)T(E

(37)

HqqqqHqpqq

HqqqHqpqqHppqqHpqqHqqqHpqqHqqpqHqppqHqpq

HqppqHpppqHppqHqpqHppqHqqqHqpqHqqHqpq

HppqHpqHqqHpqHqqqpHqpqpHqqpHqpqpHppqp

HpqpHqqpHpqpHqqppHqpppHqppHqpppHpppp

HpppHqppHpppHqqpHqppHqpHqppHpppHpp

HqpHppHqqqHqpqHqqHqpqHppqHpqHqqHpq

HqqpHqppHqpHqppHpppHppHqpHppCqqCqp

CqCqpCppCpCqCpCqqCqpCqCqpCppCpCqCpT

2

16,8I421

2

15,8I321

2

14,8I321

2

13,8I421

2

12,8I4

2

11,8I31

2

10,8I41

2

9,8I4

2

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2

15,7I321

2

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2

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2

12,7I4

2

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2

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2

9,7I4

2

16,6I41

2

15,6I31

2

14,6I31

2

13,6I41

2

12,6I4

2

11,6I3

2

10,6I4

2

9,6I4

2

16,5I421

2

15,5I321

2

14,5I321

2

13,5I421

2

12,5I4

2

11,5I31

2

10,5I41

2

9,5I41

2

16,4I421

2

15,4I321

2

14,4I321

2

13,4I421

2

12,4I4

2

11,4I31

2

10,4I41

2

9,4I41

2

16,3I41

2

15,3I31

2

14,3I31

2

13,3I41

2

12,3I4

2

11,3I3

2

10,3I4

2

9,3I4

2

16,2I42

2

15,2I32

2

14,2I32

2

13,2I42

2

12,2I4

2

11,2I3

2

10,2I4

2

9,2I4

2

16,1I42

2

15,1I32

2

14,1I32

2

13,1I42

2

12,1I4

2

11,1I3

2

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2

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2

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2

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2

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2

13I4

2

12I4

2

11I3

2

10I4

2

9I4

2

8I2

2

7I1

2

6I1

2

5I2

2

4I2

2

3I1

2

2I2

2

1I2

2

34

31 2 3221 234

31 2 3221 2343

1 31113431 2 3

2223431 2 3

2223431 31

113432 3222

3432 322234

33p

12112)(E

(38)

where for a=1,2….16, b=1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and d=9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16.

)1(k

1and

)1(k

1

BBH

BC

IdIbd,Ib

IaIa

(39)

444

44

4

333

33

3

222

22

2

111

11

1pppp ,,,

pqpqpqpq 44332211 1,1,1,1 (40)

)3

(),3

(),(),3

(

),33(),(),(),(

),(),(),(),(

),11(),(),(),(

4

*

)1(x16I44

*

)1(x15I3

*

)1(x14I34

*

)1(x13I

44

*

)1(x12I33

*

)1(x11I4

*

)1(x10I44

*

)1(x9I

21

*

)1(x8I221

*

)1(x7I1

*

)1(x6I221

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*

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gBgBgBgB

gBgBgBgB

gBgBgBgB

gBgBgBgB

(41)

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If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)k(x

MqqqqMqpqqMqqqMqpqqMppqqMpqqMqqqMpqq

MqqpqMqppqMqpqMqppqMpppqMppqMqpqMppqMqqq

MqpqMqqMqpqMppqMpqMqqMpqMqqqpMqpqpMqqp

MqpqpMppqpMpqpMqqpMpqpMqqppMqpppMqppMqppp

MppppMpppMqppMpppMqqpMqppMqpMqppMppp

MppMqpMppMqqqMqpqMqqMqpqMppqMpqMqq

MpqMqqpMqppMqpMqppMpppMppMqpMppLqq

LqpLqLqpLppLpLqLpLqqLqpLqLqpLppLpLqLp

16,8K42115,8K32114,8K32113,8K42112,8K411,8K3110,8K419,8K

16,7K42115,7K32114,7K32113,7K42112,7K411,7K3110,7K419,7K16,6K41

15,6K3114,6K3113,6K4112,6K411,6K310,6K49,6K16,5K42115,5K32114,5K321

13,5K42112,5K411,5K3110,5K419,5K16,4I42115,4I32114,4I32113,4I421

12,4K411,4K3110,4K419,4I16,3I4115,3I3114,3I3113,3K4112,3K4

11,3K310,3K49,3K16,2K4215,2K3214,2K3213,2K4212,2K411,2K310,2K4

9,2K16,1K4215,1K3214,1K3213,1K4212,1K411,1KI310,1K49,1K16K4

15K314K313K412K411K310K49K48K27K16K15K24K23K12K21K2

3431 2 3221 2 4

3431 2 3221 2 43

431 3111 434

31 2 3221 2 4343

1 2 3221 2 43431 3

111 43432 322

2 43432 3222 43

433(p

1211)T(E

(42)

MqqqqMqpqqMqqqMqpqqMppqqMpqqMqqqMpqqMqqpq

MqppqMqpqMqppqMpppqMppqMqpqMppqMqqqMqpq

MqqMqpqMppqMpqMqqMpqMqqqpMqpqpMqqpMqpqp

MppqpMpqpMqqpMpqpMqqppMqpppMqppMqpppMpppp

MpppMqppMpppMqqpMqppMqpMqppMpppMpp

MqpMppMqqqMqpqMqqMqpqMppqMpqMqqMpq

MqqpMqppMqpMqppMpppMppMqpMppLqqLqp

LqLqpLppLpLqLpLqqLqpLqLqpLppLpLqLpT

2

16,8K421

2

15,8K321

2

14,8K321

2

13,8K421

2

12,8K4

2

11,8K31

2

10,8K41

2

9,8K4

2

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2

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2

14,7K321

2

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2

12,7K4

2

11,7K31

2

10,7K41

2

9,7K4

2

16,6K41

2

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2

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2

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2

12,6K4

2

11,6K3

2

10,6K4

2

9,6K4

2

16,5K421

2

15,5K321

2

14,5K321

2

13,5K421

2

12,5K4

2

11,5K31

2

10,5K41

2

9,5K41

2

16,4K421

2

15,4K321

2

14,4K321

2

13,4K421

2

12,4K4

2

11,4K31

2

10,4K41

2

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12112)(E

(43)

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3(p

1211)T(E

(46)

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where for a=1,2….16, b=1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and d=9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16.

)1(

Nand

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N

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1211)T(E

(49)

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Nand

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III. MODEL DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF MODEL-II For this model, the optional and mandatory thresholds for the loss of man-hours in the organization are

taken as Y=min (Y1, Y2) and Z=min (Z1, Z2). All the other assumptions and notations are as in model-I.

Case (i): The distribution of optional and mandatory thresholds follow exponential distribution

For this case the first two moments of time to recruitment are found to be

Proceeding as in model-I, it can be shown for the present model that

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)1(x

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HCC IIIpTE

2

6,3

2

6

2

3

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(16)

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)(p)T(E MLL 6,3K6K3K

(54)

MLLT2

6,3K

2

6K

2

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(55)

where for a = 1, 2…6. b=1, 2, 3 and d=4, 5, 6 ML d,KbKa , are given by

(20).

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2

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2

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where for a = 1, 2…6. b=1, 2, 3 and d=4, 5, 6 QP d,KbKa , are given by

(24)

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)1(x

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)(p)T(E SRR 6,3I6I3I (58)

DDDN

DNSRR

I

Mp

MpTE

III

III

31

1

1

1

1

112)(

66

2

2

3

2

2

2

6,3

2

6

2

3

2

(59)

where for a = 1, 2…6. b=1, 2, 3 and d=4, 5, 6 SR d,IbIa , are given by

(26).

Case (ii): The distribution of optional and mandatory thresholds follow extended exponential distribution

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)1(x

HH2H2H4H2H4H4H8H2H4H4

H8H4H8H8H16CC2C2C4CC2C2C4

16,11I13,11I12,11I6,11I16,8I13,8I12,8I6,8I6,7I13,7I12,7I

6,7I16,3I13,3I12,3I6,3I16I13I12I6I11I8I7I3Ip)T(E

(60)

HH2H2H4H2H4H4H8H2H4

H4H8H4H8H8H16CC2C2C4CC2C2C4T2

16,11I

2

13,11I

2

12,11I

2

6,11I

2

16,8I

2

13,8I

2

12,8I

2

6,8I

2

16,7I

2

13,7I

2

12,7I

2

6,7I

2

16,3I

2

13,3I

2

12,3I

2

6,3I

2

6I1

2

13I

2

12I

2

6I

2

11I

2

8I

2

7I

2

3I

2p2)(E

(61)

where for a=3, 6,7,8,11,12, 13,16 ,b=3,7,8,11,and d=6,12,13,16 HC d,IbIa, are given by

(16)

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)k(x

MM2M2M4M2M4M4M8M2M4M4

M8M4M8M8M16LL2L2L4LL2L2L4

16,11K13,11K12,11K6,11K16,8K13,8K12,8K6,8K6,7K13,7K12,7K

6,7K16,3K13,3K12,3K6,3K16K13K12K6K11K8K7K3Kp)T(E

(62)

LL2L2L4L2L4L4L8L2L4L4

L8L4L8L8L16LL2L2L4LL2L2L4T2

16,11K

2

13,11K

2

12,11K

2

6,11K

2

16,8K

2

13,8K

2

12,8K

2

6,8K

2

16,7K

2

13,7K

2

12,7K

2

6,7K

2

16,3K

2

13,3K

2

12,3K

2

6,3K

2

16K

2

13K

2

12K

2

6K

2

11K

2

8K

2

7K

2

3K

2p2)(E

(63)

where for a=3, 6,7,8,11,12, 13,16 ,b=3,7,8,11,and d=6,12,13,16 ML d,KbKa , are given by

(20).

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)k(x

QQ2Q2Q4Q2Q4Q4Q8Q2Q4Q4

Q8Q4Q8Q8Q16PP2P2P4PP2P2P4

16,11K13,11K12,11K6,11K16,8K13,8K12,8K6,8K6,7K13,7K12,7K

6,7K16,3K13,3K12,3K6,3K16K13K12K6K11K8K7K3Kp)T(E

(64)

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDN

DDDDNQQ2Q2Q4Q2Q4Q4Q8

Q2Q4Q4Q8Q4Q8Q8Q16PP2P2P4PP2P2P4T

16K11K13K11K12K11K6K11K16K8K13K8K12K8K6K8K6K7K13K7K

12K7K6K7K16K3K13K3K12K3K6K3K16K13K12K6K

2

2

11K8K7K3K

2

2

2

16,11K

2

13,11K

2

12,11K

2

6,11K

2

16,8K

2

13,8K

2

12,8K

2

6,8K

2

16,7K

2

13,7K

2

12,7K

2

6,7K

2

16,3K

2

13,3K

2

12,3K

2

6,3K

2

16K

2

13K

2

12K

2

6K

2

11K

2

8K

2

7K

2

3K

2

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

2

1

4

1

4

1

8

1

2

1

4

1

4

1

8

1

4

1

8

1

8

1

16

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

4)M(

p

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

4)M(

1

p2)(E

(65)

where for a=3, 6,7,8,11,12, 13,16 ,b=3,7,8,11,and d=6,12,13,16 QP d,KbKa , are given by

(24) .

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)1(x

SS2S2S4S2S4S4S8S2S4S4

S8S4S8S8S16RR2R2R4RR2R2R4

16,11I13,11I12,11I6,11I16,8I13,8I12,8I6,8I6,7I13,7I12,7I

6,7I16,3I13,3I12,3I6,3I16I13I12I6I11I8I7I3Ip)T(E

(66)

DDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

DDN

DDDDNSS2S2S4S2S4S4

S8S2S4S4S8S4S8S8S16RR2R2R4RR2R2R4T

16I11I13I11I12I11I6I11I16I8I13I8I12I8I

6I8I6IK7I13I7I12I7I6I7I16I3I13I3I12I3I6I3I16I13I

12I6I

2

211I8I7I3I

2

2

2

16,11I

2

13,11I

2

12,11I

2

6,11I

2

16,8I

2

13,8I

2

12,8I

2

6,8I

2

16,7I

2

13,7I

2

12,7I

2

6,7I

2

16,3I

2

13,3I

2

12,3I

2

6,3I

2

6I1

2

13I

2

12I

2

6I

2

11I

2

8I

2

7I

2

3I

2

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

4

1

2

1

4

1

4

1

8

1

2

1

4

1

4

1

8

1

4

1

8

1

8

1

16

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

4)M(

p

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

4)M(

1

p2)(E

(67)

where for a=3, 6,7,8,11,12, 13,16 ,b=3,7,8,11,and d=6,12,13,16 SR d,IbIa , are given by

(26).

Case (iii): The distributions of optional and mandatory thresholds possess SCBZ property.

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)1(x

HqqqqHqpqqHqpqqHppqqHqqpqHqppq

HqppqHpppqHqqqpHqpqpHqpqp

HppqpHqqppHpqppHqpppHpppp

CqqCqpCqpCppCqqCqpCqpCpp

16,8I42115,8I32113,8I42112,8I416,7I42115,7I321

13,7I42112,7I416,5I42115,5I32113,5I421

12,5I416,4I42115,4I42113,4I42112,4I4

16I415I313I412I48I27I15I24I2

3431 2 334

31 2 3343

1 2 33331 2 3

3433(p

1211)T(E (68)

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HqqqqHqpqqHqqqHqpqqHppqqHqqpq

HqppqHqppqHpppqHqqqpHqpqpHqpqp

HppqpHqqppHqpppHqpppHpppp

CqqCqpCqpCppCqqCqpCqpCppT

2

16,8I421

2

15,8I321

2

14,8I321

2

13,8I421

2

12,8I4

2

16,7I421

2

15,7I321

2

13,7I421

2

12,7I4

2

16,5I421

2

15,5I321

2

13,5I421

2

12,5I4

2

16,4I421

2

15,4I321

2

13,4I421

2

12,4I4

2

16I4

2

15I3

2

13I4

2

12I4

2

8I2

2

7I1

2

5I2

2

4I2

2

3431 2 33

431 2 3343

1 2 33431 2 3

3433p

12112)(E

(69)

where for a=4,5,7,8, 12, 13,15,16 ,b=4,5,7,8 and d=12, 13,15,16. HC d,IbIa, are given by

(39) .

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)k(x

MqqqqMqpqqMqpqqMppqqMqqpqMqppq

MqppqMpppqMqqqpMqpqpMqpqp

MppqpMqqppMpqppMqpppMpppp

LqqLqpLqpLppLqqLqpLqpLpp

16,8K42115,8K32113,8K42112,8K416,7K42115,7K321

13,7K42112,7K416,5K42115,5K32113,5K421

12,5K416,4K42115,4K42113,4K42112,4K4

16K415K313K412K48K27K15K24K2

3431 2 334

31 2 3343

1 2 33331 2 3

3433(p

1211)T(E

(70)

MqqqqMqpqqMqqqMqpqq

MppqqMqqpqMqppqMqppqMpppqMqqqp

MqpqpMqpqpMppqpMqqppMqpppMqppp

MppppLqqLqpLqpLppLqqLqpLqpLppT

2

16,8K421

2

15,8K321

2

14,8K321

2

13,8K421

2

12,8K4

2

16,7K421

2

15,7K321

2

13,7K421

2

12,7K4

2

16,5K421

2

15,5K321

2

13,5K421

2

12,5K4

2

16,4K421

2

15,4K321

2

13,4K421

2

12,4K4

2

16K4

2

15K3

2

13K4

2

12K4

2

8K2

2

7K1

2

5K2

2

4K2

2

343

1 2 33431 2 33

431 2 3343

1 2 33433p

12112)(E

(71)

where for a=4,5,7,8, 12, 13,15,16 ,b=4,5,7,8 and d=12, 13,15,16. ML d,KbKa , are given by

(44).

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)k(x

QqqqqQqpqqQqpqqQppqqQqqpqQqppq

QqppqQpppqQqqqpQqpqpQqpqp

QppqpQqqppQpqppQqpppQpppp

PqqPqpPqpPppPqqPqpPqpPpp

16,8K42115,8K32113,8K42112,8K416,7K42115,7K321

13,7K42112,7K416,5K42115,5K32113,5K421

12,5K416,4K42115,4K42113,4K42112,4K4

16K415K313K412K48K27K15K24K2

3431 2 334

31 2 3343

1 2 33331 2 3

3433(p

1211)T(E

(72)

DD

qqqq

DD

pqqq

DD

qpqq

DD

ppqq

DD

qqpq

DD

pqpq

DD

qppq

DD

pppq

DD

qqqp

DD

pqqp

DD

qpqp

DD

ppqp

DD

qqpp

DD

pqpp

DD

qppp

DD

pppp

D

qq

D

pq

D

qp

D

ppN

D

qq

D

pq

D

qp

D

ppNQqqqqQqpqqQqqqQqpqq

QppqqQqqpqQqppqQqppqQpppqQqqqp

QqpqpQqpqpQppqpQqqppQqpppQqppp

QppppPqqPqpPqpPppPqqPqpPqpPppT

16K8K

431

15K8K

431

13K8K

431

12K8K

431

16K7K

431

15K7K

431

13K7K

431

12K7K

431

16K5K

43

15K5K

431

13K5K

431

12K5K

431

16K4K

43

15K4K

431

13K4K

431

12K4K

431

16K

43

15K

43

13K

43

12K

432

28K

21

7K

21

5K

21

4K

212

2

2

16,8K421

2

15,8K321

2

14,8K321

2

13,8K421

2

12,8K4

2

16,7K421

2

15,7K321

2

13,7K421

2

12,7K4

2

16,5K421

2

15,5K321

2

13,5K421

2

12,5K4

2

16,4K421

2

15,4K321

2

13,4K421

2

12,4K4

2

16K4

2

15K3

2

13K4

2

12K4

2

8K2

2

7K1

2

5K2

2

4K2

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

21

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

21

1

2

1

2

1

2

1111)M(

p

1

111)M(

1

343

1 2 33431 2 33

431 2 3343

1 2 33433p

12112)(E

(73)

where for a=4,5,7,8, 12, 13,15,16 ,b=4,5,7,8 and d=12, 13,15,16.

QP d,KbKa , are given by

(48).

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)1(x

SqqqqSqpqqSqpqqSppqqSqqpqSqppq

SqppqSpppqSqqqpSqpqpSqpqp

SppqpSqqppSpqppSqpppSpppp

RqqRqpRqpRppRqqRqpRqpRpp

16,8I42115,8I32113,8I42112,8I416,7I42115,7I321

13,7I42112,7I416,5I42115,5I32113,5I421

12,5I416,4I42115,4I42113,4I42112,4I4

16I415I313I412I48I27I15I24I2

3431 2 334

31 2 3343

1 2 33331 2 3

3433(p

1211)T(E

(74)

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DD

qqqq

DD

pqqq

DD

qpqq

DD

ppqq

DD

qqpq

DD

pqpq

DD

qppq

DD

pppq

DD

qqqp

DD

pqqp

DD

qpqp

DD

ppqp

DD

qqpp

DD

pqpp

DD

qppp

DD

pppp

D

qq

D

pq

D

qp

D

ppN

D

qq

D

pq

D

qp

D

ppNSqqqq

SqpqqSqqqSqpqqSppqqSqqpqSqppqSqppq

SpppqSqqqpSqpqpSqpqpSppqpSqqppSqppp

SqpppSppppRqqRqpRqpRppRqqRqpRqpRppT

16I8I

431

15I8I

431

13I8I

431

12I8I

431

16I7I

431

15I7I

431

13I7I

431

12I7I

431

16I5I

43

15I5I

431

13I5I

431

12I5I

431

16I4I

43

154I

431

13I4I

431

12I4I

431

16I

43

15I

43

13I

43

12I

432

28I

21

7I

21

5I

21

4I

212

2

2

16,8I421

2

15,8I321

2

14,8I321

2

13,8I421

2

12,8I4

2

16,7I421

2

15,7I321

2

13,7I421

2

12,7I4

2

16,5I421

2

15,5I321

2

13,5I421

2

12,5I4

2

16,4I421

2

15,4I321

2

13,4I421

2

12,4I4

2

16I4

2

15I3

2

13I4

2

12I4

2

8I2

2

7I1

2

5I2

2

4I2

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

21

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

21

1

2

1

2

1

2

1111)M(

p

1111)M(

1

3

431 2 3343

1 2 33431 2 334

31 2 33433p

12112)(E

(75)

where for a=4,5,7,8, 12, 13,15,16 ,b=4,5,7,8 and d=12, 13,15,16. SR d,IbIa , are given by

(51).

IV. MODEL DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF MODEL-III For this model, the optional and mandatory thresholds for the loss of man-hours in the organization are

taken as Y=Y1+Y2 and Z=Z1+ Z2 .All the other assumptions and notations are as in model-I. Proceeding as in

model-I, it can be shown for the present model that

Case (i): The distributions of optional and mandatory thresholds follow exponential distribution.

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)1(x

HAAHAAHAAHAACACACACA 5,2I525,1I514,1I424,1I414I45I51I12I2p)T(E

(76)

HAAHAAHAAHAACACACACAT 5,2I5,1I4,1I4,1I4I

p1I2I

2)(E2

52

2

51

2

42

2

41

2

4

2

5I5

2

1

2

2

2

(77)

where

21

15

21

24

21

12

21

21 AAAA ,,,

for a=1, 2, 4, 5, b=1,2and d=4, 5 HC d,IbIa , are given by equation (16).

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)k(x

MAAMAAMAAMAALALALALA 5,2K525,1K514,1K424,1K414K45K51K12K2

p)T(E (78)

MAAMAAMAAMAALALALALAT 5,2K5,1K4,1K4,1K4K

p1K2K

2)(E2

52

2

51

2

42

2

41

2

4

2

5K5

2

1

2

2

2 (79)

where for a=1, 2, 4, 5, b=1,2and d=4, 5 ML d,KbKa , are given by

(20).

If

)t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)k(x

QAAQAAQAAQAAPAPAPAPA 5,2K525,1K514,1K424,1K414K45K51K12K2

p)T(E

(80)

DD

AA

DD

AA

DD

AA

DD

AA

DA

DA

N

DA

DA

NQAAQAAQAAQAAPAPAPAPAT

5K2K

5

5K1K

5

4K1K

4

4K1K

4

4K

4

5K

52

2

1K

1

2K

22

2

2

52

2

51

2

42

2

41

2

4

2

5K5

2

1

2

2

2

1

2

1

1

1

2

1

1

11)M(

p

11)M(

15,2K5,1K4,1K4,1K4K

p1K2K

2)(E

(81)

where for a=1, 2, 4, 5, b=1,2and d=4, 5 QP d,KbKa , are given by

(24) .

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)1(x

SAASAASAASAARARARARA 5,2I525,1I514,1I424,1I414I45I51I12I2p)T(E

(82)

DD

AA

DD

AA

DD

AA

DD

AA

DA

DA

ND

AD

AN

SAASAASAASAARARARARAT

5I2I

5

5I1I

5

4I1I

4

4I1I

4

4I

4

5I

52

21I

1

2I

22

2

2

52

2

51

2

42

2

41

2

4

2

5I5

2

1

2

2

2

1

2

1

1

1

2

1

1

11)M(

p

11)M(

1

5,2I5,1I4,1I4,1I4Ip

1I2I2)(E

(83)

where for a=1, 2, 4, 5, b=1,2and d=4, 5 SR d,IbIa , are given by

(27).

Case (ii): If the distributions of optional and mandatory thresholds follow extended exponential distribution

with shape parameter 2.

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)1(x

HSSHSSHSSHSSHSSHSSHSSHSSHSSHSS

HSSHSSHSSHSSHSSHSSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCS

15,10I845,10I414,10I410,4I5415,2I835,2I314,2I34,2I5315,9I825,9I2

14,9I24,9I5215,1I815,1I114,1I14,1I515I85I714I64I510I42I39I21I1

76767

676p)T(E

(84)

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HSSHSSHSSHSSHSSHSSHSSHSSHSSHSSHSS

HSSHSSHSSHSSHSSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCST

8 15,10I7 5,10I6 14,10I10,4I8 15,2I7 5,2I6 14,2I4,2I8 15,9I7 5,9I6 14,9I

4,9I8 15,1I7 5,1I6 14,1I4,1I5I5I14I4Ip

10I2I9I1I2)(E

2

4

2

4

2

4

2

54

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

53

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

52

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

51

2

8

2

7

2

6

2

5

2

4

2

3

2

2

2

1

2

(85)

Where for a=1, 2, 4, 5, 9,10,14,15 b=1, 2,9,10 and d=4, 5, 14, 15. HC d,IbIa, are given by

(15)

2S

2S

2S

2S

2S

2S

2S

2S

2121

2

18

2121

2

17

2121

2

26

2121

2

25

2121

2

14

2121

2

13

2121

2

22

2121

2

21

,4

,4

4,,

4

(86)

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)k(x

MSSMSSMSSMSSMSSMSS

MSSMSSMSSMSSMSSMSSMSSMSS

MSSMSSLSLSLSLSLSLSLSLS

15,10K845,10K414,10K410,4K5415,2K835,2K3

14,2K34,2K5315,9K825,9K214,9K24,9K5215,1K815,1K1

14,1K14,1K515K85K714K64K510K42K39K21K1

767

6767

6p)T(E

(87)

MSSMSSMSSMSSMSSMSS

MSSMSSMSSMSSMSSMSSMSSMSS

MSSMSSLSLSLSLSLSLSLSLST

8 15,10K7 5,10K6 14,10K10,4K8 15,2K7 5,2K

6 14,2K4,2K8 15,9K7 5,9K6 14,9K4,9K8 15,1K7 5,1K

6 14,1K4,1K15K5K14K4Kp

10K2K9K1K2)(E

2

4

2

4

2

4

2

54

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

53

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

52

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

51

2

8

2

7

2

6

2

5

2

4

2

3

2

2

2

1

2

(88)

where for a=1, 2,4,5 ,9,10,14,15 b=1,2,9,10 and d=4,5,14,15 ML d,KbKa , are given by

(20).

If

)t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)k(x

QSSQSSQSSQSSQSSQSS

QSSQSSQSSQSSQSSQSSQSSQSS

QSSQSSPSPSPSPSPSPSPSPS

15,10K845,10K414,10K410,4K5415,2K835,2K3

14,2K34,2K5315,9K825,9K214,9K24,9K5215,1K815,1K1

14,1K14,1K515K85K714K64K510K42K39K21K1

767

6767

6p)T(E

(89)

DD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SS

DD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SS

DD

SSDD

SS

DS

DS

DS

DS

NDS

DS

DS

DS

NQSSQSSQSSQSSQSSQSS

QSSQSSQSSQSSQSSQSSQSSQSS

QSSQSSPSPSPSPSPSPSPSPST

10K1

4

10K1

4

10K1

4

10K1

4

2K1

3

2K1

3

2K1

3

2K1

3

9K1

2

9K1

2

9K1

2

9K1

2

1K1

1

1K1

1

1K1

1

1K1

1

1111)M(

p

111

1)M(

18 15,10K7 5,10K6 14,10K10,4K8 15,2K7 5,2K

6 14,2K4,2K8 15,9K7 5,9K6 14,9K4,9K8 15,1K7 5,1K

6 14,1K4,1K15K5K14K4Kp

10K2K9K1K2)(E

15K

8

5K

7

14K

6

4K

5

15K

8

5K

7

14K

6

4K

5

15K

8

5K

7

14K

6

4K

5

15K

8

5K

7

14K

6

4K

5

15K

8

5K

7

14K

6

4K

52

210K

4

2K

3

9K

2

1K

12

2

2

4

2

4

2

4

2

54

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

53

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

52

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

51

2

8

2

7

2

6

2

5

2

4

2

3

2

2

2

1

2

(90)

where for a=1, 2,4,5 ,9,10,14,15 b=1,2,9,10 and d=4,5,14,15 QP d,KbKa , are given by

(24) .

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)1(x

SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

SSSSSSRSRSRSRSRSRSRSRS

15,10I845,10I414,10I410,4I5415,2I835,2I3

14,2I34,2I5315,9I825,9I214,9I24,9I5215,1I815,1I1

14,1I14,1I515I85I714I64I510I42I39I21I1

767

6767

6p)T(E

(91)

DD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SS

DD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SSDD

SS

DD

SSDD

SS

DS

DS

DS

DS

NDS

DS

DS

DS

NSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

SSSSSSRSRSRSRSRSRSRSRST

10I1

4

10I1

4

10I1

4

10I1

4

2I1

3

2I1

3

2I1

3

2I1

3

9I1

2

9I1

2

9I1

2

9I1

2

1I1

1

1I1

1

1I1

1

1I1

1

1111)M(

p

111

1)M(

18 15,10I7 5,10I6 14,10I10,4I8 15,2I7 5,2I

6 14,2I4,2I8 15,9I7 5,9I6 14,9I4,9I8 15,1I7 5,1I

6 14,1I4,1I5I5I14I4Ip

10I2I9I1I2)(E

15I

8

5I

7

14I

6

4I

5

15I

8

5I

7

14I

6

4I

5

15I

8

5I

7

14I

6

4I

5

15I

8

5I

7

14I

6

4I

5

15I

8

5I

7

14I

6

4I

52

210I

4

2I

3

9I

2

1I

12

2

2

4

2

4

2

4

2

54

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

53

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

52

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

51

2

8

2

7

2

6

2

5

2

4

2

3

2

2

2

1

2

(92)

where for a=1, 2,4,5 ,9,10,14,15 b=1,2,9,10 and d=4,5,14,15 SR d,IbIa , are given by

(27).

Case (iii):The distributions of optional and the mandatory thresholds possess SCBZ property.

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If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)1(x

HRRHRRHRR

HRRRRHRRHRRHRRHRRRRHRRHRRHRRHRRRRHRR

HRRHRRHRRRRCRRCRRCRRCRRCRRCRRCRRCRR

14,6I161511,6I121110,6I1413

9,6I1096514,3I161511,3I121110,3I14139,3I10943

14,2I161511,2I121110,2I14139,2I1098714,1I1615

11,1I121110,1I14139,1I1092114I161511I1211

10I14139I1092I876I653I431I21p)T(E

(93)

HRRHRRHRR

HRRRRHRRHRRHRR

HRRRRHRRHRRHRR

HRRRRHRRHRRHRR

HRRRRCRRCRRCRR

CRRCRRCRRCRRCRRT

14,6I11,6I10,6I

9,6I14,3I11,3I10,3I

9,3I14,2I11,2I10,2I

9,2I14,1I11,1I10,1I

9,1I14I11I10I

9Ip

2I6I3I1I2)(E

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10965

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10943

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10987

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10921

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

109

2

87

2

65

2

43

2

21

2

(94)

where for a=1, 2, 3,6,9,10,11,14 b=1, 2,3,6and d=9,10,11,14. HC d,IbIa, are given by

(39).

43

43416

443

3444

15

43

43314

343

3433

13

43

43412

4343

4344

11

443

43310

4343

4333

9

21

2118

211

2111

7

21

2126

221

2122

5

121

2124

2121

2122

3

221

2112

2121

2111

1

qqR

qpR

qqR

pqR

qpR

ppR

pqR

ppR

qqR

qpR

qqR

pqR

qpR

ppR

pqR

ppR

,,

3

,,,,,

,,,,

(95)

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )1(u)k(x

MRRMRRMRRMRRRR

MRRMRRMRRMRRRRMRRMRRMRRMRRRRMRR

MRRMRRMRRRRLRRLRRLRRLRRLRRLRRLRRLRR

14,6K161511,6K121110,6K14139,6K10965

14,3K161511,3K121110,3K14139,3K10943

14,2K161511,2K121110,2K14139,2K1098714,1K1615

11,1K121110,1K14139,1K1092114K161511K1211

10K14139K1092K876K653K431K21p)T(E

(96)

MRRMRRMRRMRRRR

MRRMRRMRRMRRRR

MRRMRRMRRMRRRR

MRRMRRMRRMRRRRLRR

LRRLRRLRRLRRLRRLRRLRRT

14,6K11,6K10,6K9,6K

14,3K11,3K10,3K9,3K

14,2K11,2K10,2K9,2K

14,1K11,1K10,1K9,1K14K

11K10K9Kp

2K6K3K1K2)(E

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10965

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10943

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10987

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10921

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

109

2

87

2

65

2

43

2

21

2

(97)

where for a=1, 2, 3,6,9,10,11,14 b=1, 2,3,6and d=9,10,11,14 ML d,KbKa , are given by

(44).

If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)k(x

QRRQRRQRRQRRRR

QRRQRRQRRQRRRR

QRRQRRQRRQRRRRQRR

QRRQRRQRRRRPRRPRRPRRPRRPRRPRRPRRPRR

14,6K161511,6K121110,6K14139,6K10965

14,3K161511,3K121110,3K14139,3K10943

14,2K161511,2K121110,2K14139,2K1098714,1K1615

11,1K121110,1K14139,1K1092114K161511K1211

10K14139K1092K876K653K431K21p)T(E

(98)

BBRR

BBRR

BBRR

BBRR

RR

BBRR

BBRR

BBRR

BBRR

RRBBRR

BBRR

BBRR

BBRR

RR

BBRR

BBRR

BBRR

BBRR

RRB

RRB

RRB

RRBRR

N

BRR

BRR

BRR

BRR

NQRRQRRQRR

QRRRRQRRQRRQRRQRRRR

QRRQRRQRRQRRRRQRR

QRRQRRQRRRRPRRPRR

PRRPRRPRRPRRPRRPRRT

14I6I

1615

11I6I

1211

10I6I

1413

9I6I

10965

14I3I

1615

11I3I

1211

10I3I

1413

9I3I

10943

14I2I

1615

11I2I

1211

10I2I

1413

9I2I

10987

14I1I

1615

11I1I

1211

10I1I

1413

9I1I

10921

14I

1615

11I

1211

10I

1413

9I

1092

2

2I

87

6I

65

3I

43

1I

212

2

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10965

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10943

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10987

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10921

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

109

2

87

2

65

2

43

2

21

2

1111

11111111

11111111M

p

1111M

114,6K11,6K10,6K

9,6K14,3K11,3K10,3K9,3K

14,2K11,2K10,2K9,2K14,1K

11,1K10,1K9,1K14K11K

10K9Kp

2K6K3K1K2)(E

(99)

where for a=1, 2, 3,6,9,10,11,14 b=1, 2,3,6and d=9,10,11,14 QP d,KbKa , are given by

(48).

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If )t()t(f),t()t(g fg )k(u)1(x

SRRSRRSRRSRRRR

SRRSRRSRRSRRRRSRRSRR

SRRSRRRRSRRSRRSRRSRRRR

RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

14,6I161511,6I121110,6I14139,6I10965

14,3I161511,3I121110,3I14139,3I1094314,2I161511,2I1211

10,2I14139,2I1098714,1I161511,1I121110,1I14139,1I10921

14I161511I121110I14139I1092I876I653I431I21p)T(E

(100)

BBRR

BBRR

BBRR

BBRR

RRBBRR

BBRR

BBRR

BBRR

RRBBRR

BBRR

BBRR

BBRR

RRBBRR

BBRR

BBRR

BBRR

RRB

RRB

RRB

RRBRR

NBRR

BRR

BRR

BRR

NSRRSRRSRRSRRRRSRR

SRRSRRSRRRRSRRSRRSRR

SRRRRSRRSRRSRRSRRRRRRR

RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT

14I6I

1615

11I6I

1211

10I6I

1413

9I6I

10965

14I3I

1615

11I3I

1211

10I3I

1413

9I3I

10943

14I2I

1615

11I2I

1211

10I2I

1413

9I2I

10987

14I1I

1615

11I1I

1211

10I1I

1413

9I1I

10921

14I

1615

11I

1211

10I

1413

9I

1092

22I

87

6I

65

3I

43

1I

212

2

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10965

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10943

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10987

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

10921

2

1615

2

1211

2

1413

2

109

2

87

2

65

2

43

2

21

2

11111

111111111

111111M

p

111

1M

114,6I11,6I10,6I9,6I14,3I

11,3I10,3I9,3I14,2I11,2I10,2I

9,2I14,1I11,1I10,1I9,1I14I

11I10I9Ip

2I6I3I1I2)(E

(101)

where for a=1, 2, 3,6,9,10,11,14 b=1, 2,3,6and d=9,10,11,14 SR d,IbIa , are given by

(51).

V. NUMERICAL ILLUSTRATIONS The mean and variance of the time to recruitment for the above models are given in the following

tables for the cases(i),(ii),(iii) respectively by keeping .8.0p,8.0,5.0,6.0,4.0 2121

1,2.0,5.1,1,5.0,9.0,8.0,4.0,7.0,4.0,7.0,3.0,6.0444333222111

fixed and varying c, k one at a time and the results are tabulated below .

Table – I (Effect of c, k, λ on performance measures)

MODEL-I

c 1.5 1.5 1.5 0.5 1 1.5

k 1 2 3 2 2 2

λ 1 1 1 1 1 1

Case (i)

r=1

n=1 E 6.9679 6.3557 6.1484 2.5225 4.4423 6.3557

V 25.6665 19.3505 17.3979 3.6283 9.9659 19.3505

n=k E 6.9679 2.3650 1.3080 1.0798 1.7248 2.3650

V 25.6665 3.1717 1.0148 0.8753 1.8559 3.1717

r=k

n=1 E 6.9679 19.0671 33.8154 7.5676 13.3270 19.0671

V 25.6665 161.4276 488.6549 28.1272 81.0386 161.4276

n=k E 6.9679 7.0959 7.1940 3.2394 5.1745 7.0959

V 25.6665 24.4003 24.2223 6.6552 13.9834 24.4003

Case(ii)

r=1

n=1 E 7.7324 7.0834 6.8728 2.7970 4.9371 7.0834

V 43.6104 36.0639 33.5832 5.7270 17.6908 36.0639

n=k E 7.7324 3.5027 1.4977 1.2753 2.1966 3.5027

V 43.6104 3.1907 1.4998 1.0853 2.3381 3.1907

r=k

n=1 E 7.7324 21.2503 37.7996 8.3909 14.8114 21.2503

V 43.6104 319.2949 998.6626 50.7338 156.1554 319.2949

n=k E 7.7324 8.0163 8.2373 3.7368 5.8959 8.0163

V 43.6104 38.4822 35.3702 7.2110 19.4178 38.4822

Case(iii)

r=1

n=1 E 6.7761 6.1834 5.9831 2.4527 4.3208 6.1834

V 29.2323 23.1644 21.2936 3.9963 11.6062 23.1644

n=k E 6.7761 2.2433 1.2782 1.0315 1.6384 2.2433

V 29.2323 3.6124 1.1285 0.8973 2.0285 3.6124

r=k

n=1 E 6.7761 18.5503 32.9067 7.3582 12.9625 18.5503

V 29.2323 196.1130 608.2081 31.0609 87.1721 196.1130

n=k E 6.7761 6.7298 7.0299 3.0944 4.9151 6.7298

V 29.2323 28.0247 26.4670 6.0124 14.9796 28.0247

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MODEL-II

c 1.5 1.5 1.5 0.5 1 1.5

k 1 2 3 2 2 2

λ 1 1 1 1 1 1

Case (i)

r=1

n=1 E 3.0491 2.4841 2.2929 1.1966 1.8442 2.4841

V 7.1810 4.4459 3.6707 1.1672 2.5502 4.4459

n=k E 3.0491 1.0669 0.6046 0.6467 0.8546 1.0669

V 7.1810 0.9564 0.3209 0.4026 0.6514 0.9564

r=k

n=1 E 3.0441 7.4522 12.6107 3.5897 5.5326 7.4522

V 7.1810 40.0132 111.0337 10.5046 22.9520 40.0132

n=k E 3.0441 3.2008 3.3253 1.9402 2.5638 3.2008

V 7.1810 6.4733 6.0806 2.3297 4.1530 6.4733

Case(ii)

r=1

n=1 E 4.4497 3.8440 3.6369 1.6790 2.7663 3.8440

V 10.6673 6.6718 5.4893 1.7016 3.8162 6.6718

n=k E 4.4497 1.5259 0.8502 0.7959 1.1631 1.5259

V 10.6673 1.4048 0.4678 0.5362 0.9324 1.4048

r=k

n=1 E 4.4497 11.5320 20.0024 5.0370 8.2990 11.5320

V 10.6673 52.3579 144.2232 11.9566 28.8134 52.3579

n=k E 4.4497 4.5776 4.6762 2.3877 3.4894 4.5776

V 10.6673 9.5917 9.0489 3.2339 6.0657 9.5917

Case(iii)

r=1

n=1 E 2.9380 2.3862 2.1980 1.1588 1.7761 2.3862

V 7.1321 4.5063 3.7663 1.1488 2.5532 4.5063

n=k E 2.9380 1.0271 0.5761 0.6355 0.8291 1.0271

V 7.1321 0.9467 0.3126 0.3945 0.6393 0.9467

r=k

n=1 E 2.9380 7.1587 12.0889 3.4765 5.3284 7.1587

V 7.1321 33.4547 94.9477 6.4008 17.4633 33.4547

n=k E 2.9380 1.0271 0.5761 0.6355 0.8291 1.0271

V 7.1321 0.9467 0.3126 0.3945 0.6393 0.9467

MODEL-III

c 1.5 1.5 1.5 0.5 1 1.5

k 1 2 3 2 2 2

λ 1 1 1 1 1 1

Case (i)

r=1

n=1 E 8.7025 8.0800 7.8698 3.1046 5.5952 8.0800

V 34.8211 26.8975 24.4103 4.8250 13.6770 26.8975

n=k E 8.7025 2.9422 1.6226 1.2767 2.118 2.9422

V 34.8211 4.2573 1.3523 1.0932 2.4337 4.2573

r=k

n=1 E 8.7025 24.2401 43.2829 9.3139 16.7855 24.2401

V 34.8211 225.9177 691.1652 37.2158 111.9030 225.9177

n=k E 8.7025 8.8266 8.9241 3.83 6.3355 8.8266

V 34.8211 32.4314 31.1711 7.2859 17.6793 32.4314

Case(ii)

r=1

n=1 E 11.9437 11.2767 11.0507 4.1989 7.7414 11.2767

V 44.2200 33.4379 30.0115 6.1929 17.2159 33.4379

n=k E 11.9437 4.0179 2.2079 1.6500 2.8369 4.0179

V 44.2200 5.4334 1.7299 1.4021 3.1300 5.4334

r=k

n=1 E 11.9437 33.8301 60.7777 12.5968 23.2243 33.8301

V 44.2200 278.3881 841.5110 47.3386 139.4601 278.3881

n=k E 11.9437 12.0536 12.1431 4.95 8.5106 12.0536

V 44.2200 40.8646 39.0814 9.3189 22.4964 40.8646

Case(iii)

r=1

n=1 E 8.4755 7.8757 7.6735 3.0222 5.4512 7.8757

V 40.0820 32.4776 30.0962 5.3736 16.0863 32.4776

n=k E 8.4755 2.8689 1.5833 1.2449 2.0589 2.8689

V 40.0820 4.8388 1.5246 1.1397 2.6751 4.8388

r=k

n=1 E 8.4755 23.6271 42.2037 9.0665 16.3536 23.6271

V 40.0820 276.5466 864.3347 42.3183 133.8743 276.5466

n=k E 8.4755 8.6067 8.7081 3.7341 6.1768 8.6067

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VI. FINDINGS The influence of nodal parameters on the performance measures namely mean and variance of the time

to recruitment for all the models are reported below.

i. It is observed that the mean time to recruitment decreases, with increase in k for the cases r=1,n=1 and

r=1 ,n=k but increases for the cases r=k,n=1 and r=k,n=k.

ii. If c increases, the average number of exits increases, which, in turn, implies that mean and variance of

the time to recruitment increase for all the models.

VII. CONCLUSION Note that while the time to recruitment is postponed in model-III, the time to recruitment is advanced

in model-I and II .Therefore from the organization point of view, model III is more preferable.

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