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Yes. He is saying as you become more competent using excel, the efficiency increases exponentially. Probably true for smallish values of competency, but it mu
by DigitalJack 10y ago
Yes. He is saying as you become more competent using excel, the efficiency increases exponentially.
Probably true for smallish values of competency, but it must be logarithmic after that.
- jackmott 10y agoprobably a sigmoid function
- gaur 10y ago> He is saying as you become more competent using excel, the efficiency increases exponentially. OK, does this mean anything? How have you quantified efficiency? How have you quantified "learning curve"? What data do you have supporting that the relationship is exponential?
- DigitalJack 10y agoBeing obtuse is not a desirable attribute, less so deliberately.
- gaur 10y agoAsking people to say clearly and concretely what they mean is not obtuseness. Nobody here has been able to elaborate on the initial statement "The efficiency gain vs learning curve is exponential". People are just rewording the sentence slightly and passing that off as an explanation. That seems to indicate that nobody knows what the statement means because the statement is vacuous.
- threatofrain 10y agoTo paraphrase for Guar, he's asking whether someone means "exponential" or exponential. By "exponential", I mean my feelings.