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Exp.Curve 2012. Planed tasks Prediction of behavior for each task! We should determine the time constant τ Rising exponential Falling exponential.

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1 Exp.Curve 2012. Planed tasks Prediction of behavior for each task! We should determine the time constant τ Rising exponential Falling exponential

2 Exp.Curve Math and portals We assume exp. Curve scenario

3 Exp.Curve 2012. STOP WORK HERE 37% OF WORK LEFT (TO BE DONE)

4 Exp.Curve When to stop work! We stop work when curve starts to go in saturation!

5 Exp.Curve Large number of portal with different Locations......end up with different results

6 Exp.Curve Portals behave similar...... We select best portals !!!

7 Exp.Curve There are differences Depends if portal is already live? If work will be continued after planed period etc....

8 Exp.Curve The Normal Probability Distribution Graph of the Normal Probability Density Function  x f ( x )

9 Exp.Curve What we will have?

10 Exp.Curve 10% of portals will be extraordinary!!!

11 Exp.Curve Normal Curve 68% 95% 99.7% Approximate percentage of area within given standard deviations (empirical rule).

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