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Abstract

Computerized methods and systems, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, may adaptively allocate resources within an enterprise. For example, a computing system may identify tasks assigned to a user for completion within a current workday. The tasks may be associated with task scores that indicate a level of risk or complexity of each of the tasks. The computer system may obtain biometric data captured by one or more biometric sensors during prior time periods, detect, within the first biometric data, a time-varying pattern in a biometric characteristic of the user, and determining a schedule for completing the tasks during the current workday. The schedule may be consistent with the task scores and the detected time-varying pattern in the biometric characteristic of the user.

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