Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Oct 6, 2006 03:04
17 yrs ago
Japanese term
United States
習熟率
Japanese to English
Bus/Financial
Mathematics & Statistics
There are many instances of "習熟率" on google, but I can't seem to find an English equivalent. Here is the sentence the term appears in, and an accompanying footnote.
さらに、累積販売数量と価格推移より経験曲線を求め習熟率5を計算した結果を表１に示している。
Footnote:
5:経験曲線は、logC = a + blogCV （C:価格、CV:累積販売量）で表され、その際の回帰式の調整済みＲ２値が表１に示されている。次に、r = 2b で表されるｒを計算し習熟率として表に示している。販売数量が２倍になったときの価格下落率を表す数値である。
What is "習熟率" in English?
Thank you!
さらに、累積販売数量と価格推移より経験曲線を求め習熟率5を計算した結果を表１に示している。
Footnote:
5:経験曲線は、logC = a + blogCV （C:価格、CV:累積販売量）で表され、その際の回帰式の調整済みＲ２値が表１に示されている。次に、r = 2b で表されるｒを計算し習熟率として表に示している。販売数量が２倍になったときの価格下落率を表す数値である。
What is "習熟率" in English?
Thank you!
Proposed translations
(English)
| 4 +1 | learning rate |
Yasu Hosomatsu
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| 3 +1 | experience curve effect |
Yo Mizuno
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| 4 | Rate of improvement |
Fabio Costantino
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| 3 | skill/proficiency level |
KNielsen
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Proposed translations
+1
59 mins
Selected
learning rate
Experience curve is also known as learning curve. Please see the explanation in the Web site below.
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35 mins
+1
1 hr
experience curve effect
Here is my guess.
According to "Navigate" ( a glossary of business terms) 習熟率 refers to the ratio between the cost of production and the production quantity. ( See link below).
http://www.navigate-inc.co.jp/term/term-ka.html
In looking at the following link (as far as I can see) the experience curve effect refers to the same thing ( the ratio and not the curve itself).
http://www.valuebasedmanagement.net/methods_experience_curve...
According to "Navigate" ( a glossary of business terms) 習熟率 refers to the ratio between the cost of production and the production quantity. ( See link below).
http://www.navigate-inc.co.jp/term/term-ka.html
In looking at the following link (as far as I can see) the experience curve effect refers to the same thing ( the ratio and not the curve itself).
http://www.valuebasedmanagement.net/methods_experience_curve...
11 hrs
Fabio Costantino
Italy
Italy
Works in field
Italy
Dubium sapientiae initium
Native in: Italian
Works in: Japanese to Italian, Spanish to Italian, English to Italian, and 2 more.
Rate of improvement
Since it talks about grading on a scale, "rate" is the term for ritsu and "improvement" seems to me to be "economically" fitting in this case, especially talking about sales. I hope it helps...
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