User Predictors - Revision history

Anw: Updated based on version 2.4.4

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Updated based on version 2.4.4

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	==Step 3: Tasks==		==Step 3: Tasks==
	The Predictor need to know what task type is being predicted. ~~This can~~ be ~~chosen from a list of all available~~ generic task types (for example, Part Picking, Putaway, Replen). ~~Simply choose~~ the ~~task type from~~ the ~~drop-down~~ list. Click '''Next''' when complete.		The Predictor need to know what task type is being predicted. Several Task types may be selected:
			* ''Generic'' - generic task types (for example, Part Picking, Putaway, Replen).
			* ''Extended'' - if your system has been configured with generic tasks split down into sub-types, this option will be available here, with a list of all the sub-types.
			* ''Orders'' - the available orders in the system. If selected, a list of the available customer groups for the orders will be displayed for selection.
			Click '''Next''' when complete.

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	==Step 4: Amount==		==Step 4: Amount==
	The Predictor needs to know the amount of tasks that are to be completed in this model. A drop-down list allows you to choose from the current outstanding tasks of that type, or you can manually enter a number of tasks to be completed in the box provided. Click '''Next''' when the information has been chosen.		The Predictor needs to know the amount of tasks that are to be completed in this model. Drop-down lists will be shown to allow selection, depending on the task type.

			For ''Generic'' and ''Extended'' tasks, a drop-down list allows you to choose from the current outstanding tasks of that type, or you can manually enter a number of tasks to be completed in the box provided.

			For ''Orders'', a drop-down list will show allowing selection of:
			* ''Allocated (Today)'' - all allocated lines for all orders for today only
			* ''Allocated (All)'' - all allocated tasks for all orders
			* ''Ordered (Today)'' - all ordered lines for all orders for today only
			* ''Ordered (All)'' - all ordered lines for all orders

			Click '''Next''' when the information has been chosen.

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Step 2: Owner

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	==Step 2: Owner==		==Step 2: Owner==
	The Predictor needs to know which owner you are predicting for – choose the Owner from the drop-down list provided. Only Owners your user is set up to see can be chosen here. Click '''Next''' when complete.		The Predictor needs to know which owner you are predicting for - choose the Owner from the drop-down list provided. Only Owners your user is set up to see can be chosen here. Click '''Next''' when complete.

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	==Step 3: Tasks==		==Step 3: Tasks==

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Step 7: Results

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	==Step 7: Results==		==Step 7: Results==
	Once all information has been identified (or an existing Predictor is chosen to be displayed), the screen will display the results of the Predictor. For example, here this is predicting the amount of time required to complete the current part-pick tasks outstanding at the current owner rate.		Once all information has been identified (or an existing Predictor is chosen to be displayed), the screen will display the results of the Predictor. For example, here this is predicting the amount of time required to complete the current part-pick tasks outstanding at the current owner rate, with the current logged-on Part Pickers.

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Step 7: Results

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	==Step 7: Results==		==Step 7: Results==
	Once all information has been identified (or an existing Predictor is chosen to be displayed), the screen will display the results of the Predictor. For example, here this is predicting the ~~number~~ of ~~users~~ required to complete the current part-pick tasks outstanding at the current owner ~~average~~ rate~~, to be completed in the next 3 hours 39 minutes~~.		Once all information has been identified (or an existing Predictor is chosen to be displayed), the screen will display the results of the Predictor. For example, here this is predicting the amount of time required to complete the current part-pick tasks outstanding at the current owner rate.

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	To create a new Predictor, select 'New' from the drop-down Predictor box and enter the name and description in the fields provided. Click ''Save'' to save the new Predictor. The screen will then allow you to enter the Parameters. Note that you can copy an existing Predictor's parameters here by choosing the Predictor from the provided drop-down box.		To create a new Predictor, select 'New' from the drop-down Predictor box and enter the name and description in the fields provided. Click ''Save'' to save the new Predictor. The screen will then allow you to enter the Parameters. Note that you can copy an existing Predictor's parameters here by choosing the Predictor from the provided drop-down box.

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	To find an existing Predictor, select the Predictor from the drop-down Predictor box - the screen will immediately display the result of the Predictor.		To find an existing Predictor, select the Predictor from the drop-down Predictor box - the screen will immediately display the result of the Predictor.

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Step 7: Results

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	Once all information has been identified (or an existing Predictor is chosen to be displayed), the screen will display the results of the Predictor. For example, here this is predicting the number of users required to complete the current part-pick tasks outstanding at the current owner average rate, to be completed in the next 3 hours 39 minutes.		Once all information has been identified (or an existing Predictor is chosen to be displayed), the screen will display the results of the Predictor. For example, here this is predicting the number of users required to complete the current part-pick tasks outstanding at the current owner average rate, to be completed in the next 3 hours 39 minutes.

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	==Editing==		==Editing==

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Step 7: Results

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	Once all information has been identified (or an existing Predictor is chosen to be displayed), the screen will display the results of the Predictor. For example, here this is predicting the number of users required to complete the current part-pick tasks outstanding at the current owner average rate, to be completed in the next 3 hours 39 minutes.		Once all information has been identified (or an existing Predictor is chosen to be displayed), the screen will display the results of the Predictor. For example, here this is predicting the number of users required to complete the current part-pick tasks outstanding at the current owner average rate, to be completed in the next 3 hours 39 minutes.

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	==Editing==		==Editing==

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Step 5: Users

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	Once this information has been entered, click '''Next''' to continue.		Once this information has been entered, click '''Next''' to continue.

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	==Step 6: Time==		==Step 6: Time==

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	Each step of a saved predictor can be modified by clicking on the Steps menu on the left of the form. When modifying the steps the '''Next''' button will be changed to a '''Save and Go''' button, which will automatically save your changes and take you back to the Results step and display the results of your changes.		Each step of a saved predictor can be modified by clicking on the Steps menu on the left of the form. When modifying the steps the '''Next''' button will be changed to a '''Save and Go''' button, which will automatically save your changes and take you back to the Results step and display the results of your changes.
	Note that this will not save changes to the titles.		Note that this will not save changes to the titles.

			[[Category:Vision User Guide]]
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	~~In order~~ to ~~do this,~~ the ~~form~~ will ~~ask a series of questions,~~ the ~~answers to which~~ can ~~be stored and run again whenever convenient, or displayed within a dashboard~~.		To create a new Predictor, select 'New' from the drop-down Predictor box and enter the name and description in the fields provided. Click ''Save'' to save the new Predictor. The screen will then allow you to enter the Parameters. Note that you can copy an existing Predictor's parameters here by choosing the Predictor from the provided drop-down box.

	==Step 1==		To find an existing Predictor, select the Predictor from the drop-down Predictor box - the screen will immediately display the result of the Predictor.
	First the system must be informed of what it to be predicted – choose it from the drop-down list and click Next when complete.
			You can delete a Predictor once found using the '''Delete''' button.

			You can save changes to the name and description by clicking the '''Save Titles''' button. If you do not want the changes you have made to the titles, click the '''Reset Titles''' button.

			Click on each of the steps to create or amend the values of the Predictor.

			==Step 1: Predict What?==
			First the system must be informed of what it to be predicted – choose it from the drop-down list and click '''Next''' when complete.

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	==Step 2==		==Step 2: Owner==
	The Predictor needs to know which ~~warehouse and~~ owner you are predicting for – choose ~~them~~ from the drop-down ~~lists~~ provided. Click Next when complete.		The Predictor needs to know which owner you are predicting for – choose the Owner from the drop-down list provided. Only Owners your user is set up to see can be chosen here. Click '''Next''' when complete.

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	==Step 3==		==Step 3: Tasks==
	The Predictor need to know what task type is being predicted. This can be chosen from a list of all available generic task types (for example, Part Picking, Putaway, Replen) ~~or from any Extended Types that have been configured in the system~~. Simply choose ~~what type (Generic or Extended) from~~ the ~~drop-down list, followed by the specific~~ task type from the ~~pop-up~~ drop-down. Click Next when complete.		The Predictor need to know what task type is being predicted. This can be chosen from a list of all available generic task types (for example, Part Picking, Putaway, Replen). Simply choose the task type from the drop-down list. Click '''Next''' when complete.

	[[Image:UDPredictor3.PNG\|border\|600px]]		[[Image:UDPredictor3.PNG\|border\|600px]]


	==Step 4==		==Step 4: Amount==
	The Predictor needs to know the amount of tasks that are to be completed in this model. A drop-down list allows you to choose from the current outstanding tasks of that type, or you can manually enter a number of tasks to be completed in the box provided. Click Next when the information has been chosen.		The Predictor needs to know the amount of tasks that are to be completed in this model. A drop-down list allows you to choose from the current outstanding tasks of that type, or you can manually enter a number of tasks to be completed in the box provided. Click '''Next''' when the information has been chosen.

	[[Image:UDPredictor4.PNG\|border\|600px]]		[[Image:UDPredictor4.PNG\|border\|600px]]


	==Step 5==		==Step 5: Users==
	You are next asked to identify the ~~rate~~ you are using for the calculation. ~~This~~ can ~~be one of~~ the ~~following:~~		You are next asked to identify the Users you are using for the calculation. You can choose the current users logged in to this task type or you can enter a number of users.
	*The Warehouse Average		Once this information has been entered, click '''Next''' to continue.
	*The Owner Average
	*The Shift Average
	*The average of a ~~selection~~ of ~~individual employees from a list provided for you~~.
	Once this information has been entered, click Next to continue.

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	==Step 6==		==Step 6: Time==
	You will be asked to identify the amount of time required to complete the tasks in this stage. You can enter this as a number of hours, ~~minutes~~ or a ~~valid~~ time ~~format~~. Click Next when entered.		You will be asked to identify the amount of time required to complete the tasks in this stage. You can enter this as an Elapsed number of hours and minutes, an actual time or specify a Limit break.

			Limit breaks are set in the Rules to define the time that logical breaks occur in the operation (for example Shift breaks). Up to 3 of these may be entered. The system will check for the next Limit break after the current time and use that to determine how much time is remaining before we get to that time.

			Click '''Next''' when the time has been entered.

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	==Results==		==Step 7: Results==
	Once all information has been identified, the screen will display the results of the Predictor. For example, here this is predicting the number of users required to complete the current part-pick tasks outstanding at the current owner average rate, to be completed in the next 3 hours 39 minutes.		Once all information has been identified (or an existing Predictor is chosen to be displayed), the screen will display the results of the Predictor. For example, here this is predicting the number of users required to complete the current part-pick tasks outstanding at the current owner average rate, to be completed in the next 3 hours 39 minutes.

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	==Editing==		==Editing==
	Each ~~stage~~ of a saved predictor can be modified by clicking on the ~~stages from the~~ menu on the left of the form.		Each step of a saved predictor can be modified by clicking on the Steps menu on the left of the form. When modifying the steps the '''Next''' button will be changed to a '''Save and Go''' button, which will automatically save your changes and take you back to the Results step and display the results of your changes.
	~~The Predictor can~~ be ~~saved~~ and ~~given a meaningful name~~ and ~~title.~~		Note that this will not save changes to the titles.
	~~Each Predictor can be found~~ and ~~edited directly – these edits will reflect immediately in~~ the results ~~display~~.
	~~New Predictors may be created with no parameters, or copied from existing Predictors.~~

	~~==Future Development==~~
	~~The results may be displayed as a plug-in~~ to ~~a dashboard. In~~ the ~~future, more of these plug-ins will be created, and a suite provided to edit dashboard screens and add or remove dashboard components~~.