in View 4: Requirements, the atomic ER have various size depending on the duration (length) of ER. The maximum size allowed is based on the iER, aER, and rER sizes. The rate at which the atomic ERs size changes is based on all atomic ERs in the dataset (for example, a node that has a duration of 10 min will have the same size regardless of its container. ). One thing that we need to take into consideration is that there is not much visual difference if the duration difference is less than 10 min. Therefore, even though a 5 and 6 minutes ER have different sizes in the program, they will look similar on the screen.
in View 4: Requirements, the atomic ER have various size depending on the duration (length) of ER. The maximum size allowed is based on the iER, aER, and rER sizes. The rate at which the atomic ERs size changes is based on all atomic ERs in the dataset (for example, a node that has a duration of 10 min will have the same size regardless of its container. ). One thing that we need to take into consideration is that there is not much visual difference if the duration difference is less than 10 min. Therefore, even though a 5 and 6 minutes ER have different sizes in the program, they will look similar on the screen.