We have applied the cost estimation practices in past work involving communications networks, the decennial census, high speed rail projects, and federal construction and maintenance projects. The practices are also applicable to government in-house development efforts for which a cost estimate must be developed to support a budget request.
To introduce key cost estimating concepts and terms, including complexity factors, learning curve, non-recurring and recurring costs, and wrap factors. To introduce the use of probability as applied to parametric estimating, with an emphasis on Monte Carlo simulation and the concept of the S-curve.
Here, we consider the geometric communication network where each node of the communication network occupies a point on the plane and the distance between points is the Euclidean distance. The goal is to study the communication complexity of fundamental computational geometry problems in this setting.
As we can see from the illustration, G Network Communication Cost Estimation has many fascinating aspects to explore.
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Network interconnects For the duration of the course, we have focused on communication on fully-connected networks, implicitly assuming that
