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Regarding the balancing mentioned in the Feedback #8, we could make a list for prioritizing the problems, perhaps like this:
Where the score is Severity * Frequency / (Cost to Fix). The higher the score, the more we profit from fixing the problem.
Severity * Frequency / (Cost to Fix)
What do you guys think? @KushalGaywala @anacarsi
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Regarding the balancing mentioned in the Feedback #8, we could make a list for prioritizing the problems, perhaps like this:
Where the score is
Severity * Frequency / (Cost to Fix)
. The higher the score, the more we profit from fixing the problem.What do you guys think? @KushalGaywala @anacarsi
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: