ca_block: Wright's Cumulative Average Learning Curve Function

In Auburngrads/learningCurve: An Implementation of Crawford's and Wright's Learning Curve Production Functions

Description

Computes cumulative time or cost for units m through n in a production block using Wright's cumulative average model. Assumes the block begins at unit m and ends at unit n.

Usage

ca_block(t, n, r, m = 1, na.rm = FALSE)

Arguments

t	time (or cost) required for the mth unit of production
n	last unit of the production block of concern
r	learning curve rate
m	first unit of the production block of concern (default: m = 1)
na.rm	Should NA values be removed?

Examples

# Production of the first 200 units of a product is nearing its
# end. Your customer said he is willing to buy an additional 50
# units. There will be no break in production or in learning. The
# first unit required 75 hours and the first 200 units had an 85%
# learning curve. How many hours will the second block of 50 units
# require?

ca_block(t = 75, m = 201, n = 250, r = .85)
## [1] 806.772

Auburngrads/learningCurve documentation built on May 5, 2019, 8:13 a.m.