We need to take stock of the situation with NGR. I think one problem has been a willingness to dream up solutions, and implement them, before actually understanding what the problem is.
I would like to propose that now that the time-pressure is off, we try to be more cautious - we need to form theories about what the problem is, figure out how to test these theories, and if they prove true, *then* we implement a solution.
One thing that is important is simply to figure out how accurate NGR's estimates actually are, and whether their estimates are statistically significant. Also, understanding which parts of the NGR estimate calculation have the most bearing on the routing decision.
Thoughts?
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