Deploying fewer resources would increase the mean resource utilization while increasing the user rejection probability.
Figure 8 Operator-centric outage measure plotted against the mean resource usage found in Figure 7.
In the simulations, we set E i to the mean task size divided by the mean resource speed.
So for example, at a fixed given outage of 5% at the operator level, we can observe the system-wide resource usage to increase significantly about 41%. Figure 6 Operator-centric outage measure plotted against the mean resource usage found in Figure 5.
Across all environments, the mean resource density is kept constant.
Table 2 summarizes the mean resource use per patient by the intervention group.
The mean resource use per child per episode, by item, is given in Table 2.
The mean resource use was multiplied by the unit cost to obtain the mean cost per participant.
The average for one course was calculated Tables 5 and 6, show the mean resource utilisation and cost, respectively.
Usually, a logit or probit model for the first part estimates the probability of incurring any resource use or costs, while the mean resource use or costs, conditional on having incurred any, are evaluated in the second part.
