Correct estimation by removing unnessecary changover#2137
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We place timeblocks to ensure that any changeover between content types is taken into account between them. By counting changeover time on every occurrence we over-estimate the time needed to place them. This subtracts $changeover_period * blocks from the amount of time allocated in order to correct for the over-estimate.
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This really needs a VERY GOOD eye over and some thinking before merge. |
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We place timeblocks to ensure that any changeover between content types is taken into account between them. By counting changeover time on every occurrence we over-estimate the time needed to place them.
This subtracts $changeover_period * blocks from the amount of time allocated in order to correct for the over-estimate.