Response ratio

Response ratio

Response ratio beschreibt das Verhältnis zwischen der Dauer für die Bearbeitung einer Funktion und ihrer Antwortzeit. Es ist eine Kennzahl aus der Performanceberechnung der Informatik. Beide Basiskennzahlen sollten so klein wie möglich sein, doch wird ein Verhältnis von 1 angestrebt [1]. Diese Kennzahl findet ebenfalls in dem Scheduling-Verfahren Highest Response Ratio Next Anwendung.

Response ratio = Antwortzeit / Dauer für Funktionsbearbeitung = (Wartezeit + Dauer für Funktionsbearbeitung) / Dauer für Funktionsbearbeitung

Einzelnachweise

  1. ↑ Paul Allen (2007). SCEA Sun® Certified Enterprise Architect for Java™EE Study Guide, 42, ISBN 0071488618 [1]

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