Re: How to calculate Robot Density ?
seems like you have questions ... there is a inital set of numbers, and this set is analized with other sets, because different sets have different impact factors
the number of sets used is higher depending on what economy atribute is analized, and how many people/jobs are to be targeted
big sets analization is not direct, because there is still a lot of missing data, so sometimes those sets may be simulated with different scenarious
off course, the set analization parameters, if not calibrated properly, may lead to unreliable results, and with data sets, this happens because there is too little initial data : for example, for a population of N individuals, is considered as representative only a statistical group of n<<<N, and this statistical group of n may not had been initialy declared accurate; for example, is not accurate enough to aproximate 100000 individuals to 10 groups of 10000 individuals, or to 100 groups of 1000 individuals, so one goal is to dinamically achieve population segmentation with increased accuracy, and this requires reducing the statistical group from size n to size 1 2 or 3, or something really small
at this moment, just pretend that you can simulate for real results if you don't know it allready, nowadays, "economical efficenty" is not what it was 150 years ago, back then it was true, or if you wish, it was cleaner, while now is doublespeaking, cherrpicking, adopted politics, at least G7
when implementing robots/automatization, results are higher quantity, or quality, rarely both; but in all cases, is less human labor cost; so, is less human labor cost something economical efficient ? it is when the number of robots is still small, but when more and more activities got automatized, you end up with a lot of people unemplyed on the streets, and that amount is no longer part of the "efficient economy"; so, what can be done ? 150 years ago automatization could not lead to massival unemployment, but nowadays, it is within reach of few decades / kindly
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