Tomato Time Estimation, Time Plan
PAPERS & WRITING #
Action | Time | Description & Notice |
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self-archive/publish 1 paper full-text online | 2+ tomato | 1h+, w/o code, GitHub + RG + Google scholar etc. |
converting 1 paper (A4, 2col, 11pages) from MS word to Latex | 13 tomato | 1 ~ 1.5 day |
reading 1 paper (qiqqa) | 1 tomato | average time for NEW papers, regardless of scanning or deep reading. |
scanning 3 papers (qiqqa) | 1 tomato | judge the paper relative or not, keywords & key procedure & key conclusion, citation points. |
deep reading 1 paper (qiqqa) | 3 tomatoes | at least 3. |
self revision of draft > quick mark & correction (real pen) | 2 tomatoes | 19 pages (w/o bibliography). |
self revision of draft > quick apply correction (latex) | 4 tomatoes | 1 more is needed if also correcting newly found small issues (eg. typo) during quick apply. 19 pages (w/o bibliography). |
detailed self revision of draft > mark & correction both structure & language (real pen) | 11 tomatoes | 26 pages (w/o bibliography). get bored after 5 tomatoes. +7 tomatoes if also some content-wise stuff. |
update of GPU draft result section due to exp update > mark & correct & compare with old results | x tomatoes | boring cuz no big difference, used a lot of time. |
update of GPU draft analysis section due to exp results update > mark & correct | 10 tomatoes | 2 full-text pages. structure & language & compare new results with literature. (kind of rewrite). |
SARIMA: math, code, debug and parallel | 32 tomatoes | fully 4 days; including 5 tomatoes for debugging. |
SARIMA: parallel: try & debug | 5 tomatoes | first time to implement parallel program in R. Did in 3 different ways (doParallel+foreach; parallel+ |
Techila* platform: usage basics, try examples, implement my solution & debug | 19 tomatoes | 1 tomato to install; 3 tomatoes to try different official examples and to decide solution:foreach(); 5 tomatoes to learn & implement my solution using foreach(); 9 tomatoes to debug Techila’s own problems (eg. how to use lib, how to upload data in tricky way); have not tried to use Techila’s own way to upload data. |
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[Techila] Good doc, very easy to follow the manual/tutorial to start the official examples in Google Cloud Platform, but needs some time to make own solution to run.