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Runtime Evaluation |
Runtime Evaluation |
Estimated Runtime (ERT) |
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The real runtime (RRT) is the time which passes from the start of a task until its end. The abbreviation ERT stands for Real Runtime.
The RRT is required as the basis for calculating the estimated runtime (ERT) of a task. The real runtimes of the task's last 25 runs are saved with the object data. Only those runs which end with the status "ENDED_OK" are taken into account. Canceled or restarted runs are not saved.
The smallest possible real runtime amounts to one second. Tasks with a shorter real runtime are rounded up to one second.
The saved real runtimes can be displayed in a curve diagram. The real runtimes and the estimated runtimes - the latter beginning one position to the right - can be compared. The diagram begins with the oldest real runtime and ends with the estimated runtime of the next run.
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