In Wright's model, the learning curve function is defined as follows:
The variables are as follows:
- Y: The cumulative average time per unit
- X: The cumulative number of units produced
- a: Time required to produce the first unit
- b: Slope of the function when plotted on graph paper (log of the learning rate/log of 2)
The following curve has got a vertical axis (y axis) representing the learning with respect to a particular work and a horizontal axis that corresponds to the time taken to learn. A learning curve with a steep beginning can be comprehended as a sign of rapid progress. The following diagram shows Wright's Learning ...
