Can interarrival time be used with anylogic schedule block?
I'm trying to model a production sequence in anylogic where orders should come in with an interarrival time of normal(8,105) seconds. These orders should come in every week day between 11 am and 2 pm (3 hour window).
I tried to implement this with the Schedule block in anylogic but this only allows me to define a rate per hour. Is there a way to do this with interarrival time?
Also the agents that arrive at 1:59 pm should also be processed even if it takes until after 2 pm. Is there a way to calculate the mean working time per day (the time from the generation of the first agent by the source block until the last generated agent enters the sink block)?
Thank you all in advance!
I would use the getHour() function and dispose of the agents if hour is not between 11 and 14. And inside the source you don't need to do anything special. If it even arrives at 11.59 pm it will be processed.
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