The buffer of documents in queue for reviewers is based on what factor?

The buffer of documents in queue for reviewers is primarily based on the total assigned reviewers. This means that the system considers how many reviewers are currently designated to handle documents. The allocation of documents in the queue is directly influenced by this number because it determines the processing capacity of the review team.

If there are more reviewers assigned, the buffer can be adjusted accordingly to manage a higher flow of documents that need review. Conversely, with fewer assigned reviewers, the buffer might be reduced to prevent overload and ensure that the work is distributed evenly.

Factors such as document complexity, review speed, and the number of active reviewers may play significant roles in the review process but do not directly dictate the structure of the document queue in the same way that the total number of assigned reviewers does. Instead, the total number gives a more comprehensive overview of how many documents can reasonably be processed within a given timeframe, making it the most critical factor in managing the document buffer effectively.