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Hi My Dear tutor,example 3 in opentuition note.
Total time for 30———2703
total time for 29-2633
time for 30-70 hoursWhy we deduct to get time for 30 if we have total time of 2703?
I did not understand this part?Could you explain?
i mean instead 29 i calculate 31 then deduct total hour of 30
total hour for 30–2703
total hour for 31-2771
————————69
is this way also possible?After producing the 30th batch the learning stops.
So it means that all future batches will take the same time as batch number 30.So we calculate the total time to make 30 and then subtract the total time for the first 29. The difference is the time it takes to make batch number 30.
(What you are doing will give the time for batch number 31. But batch number 31 (and all later batches) are the same time as batch number 30, because there is no more learning after number 30 is made.)
So after 30, the learning rate is 100% right?
Meaning that from 31st and above, the previous costs will be wholly replicated.Is this it sir?
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