Geometric Work Scheduling with Dynamic and Probabilistic Work Trimming

A computing device configured for geometry based work execution prioritization, comprising:

• one or more processors configured to:
• obtain a first image;
• overlay a default boundary shape on the first image to initialize a working boundary shape and identify a discard region lying outside the working boundary shape;
• identify work regions lying within the working boundary shape;
• determine a cancellation likelihood for each of the identified work regions;
• determine a trimming weight for each of the identified work regions using the cancellation likelihoods;
• and
• add work items associated with each of the identified work regions to an execution work list in an order, at least in part, on the determined trimming weights.

A computing device configured for geometry based work execution prioritization on a comprising:

• means for obtaining a first image;
• means for overlay a default boundary shape on the first image to initialize a working boundary shape and identify a discard region lying outside the working boundary shape;
• means for identifying work regions lying within the working boundary shape;
• means for determining a cancellation likelihood for each of the identified work regions;
• means for determining a trimming weight for each of the identified work regions using the cancellation likelihoods;
• and
• means for adding work items associated with each of the identified work regions to an execution work list in an order based, at least in part, on the determined trimming weights.

A non-transitory processor readable medium having stored thereon processor executable instructions causing a processor to perform operations for geometry based work execution prioritization, comprising:

• obtaining a first image;
• overlaying a default boundary shape on the first image to initialize a working boundary shape and identify a discard region lying outside the working boundary shape;
• identifying work regions lying within the working boundary shape;
• determining a cancellation likelihood for each of the identified work regions;
• determining a trimming weight to each of the identified work regions using the cancellation likelihoods;
• and
• adding work items associated with each of the identified work regions to an execution work list in an order based, at least in part, on the determined trimming weights.