Lecture

Predicting Completion Time: Optimization Strategies

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Description

This lecture covers concepts related to predicting completion time and optimizing activities, including extending time, time extension gain, and balancing victims' satisfaction. It also discusses strategies for orchestrating activities efficiently and predicting completion curves based on experiment data.

Instructors (2)

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