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[Suggestion] answer to "how many workers will I need?" for the README #124
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This is very helpful. Thank you. |
And now a try for hexagonal (same link as above): Results: Example: |
Hello @Aiyubi and thanks, I'm pretty noob with math. How may I calculate this with 2 coordinate? |
@Eskof your /report tells you how many km² your area has |
Posting this here first so someone else can check my math first.
For rectangular areas that have optimal distances:
How come this correction factor?
overlap_area (last formular): http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Circle-CircleIntersection.html
devided by 2 because every overlap belongs to 2 circles
Some example calculation:
->96 workers (best some more to account calculation and delays)
So we see: 1 worker per km²
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