Question: In one to three sentences, explain what it means for running time to be a satisficing metric with a 100ms threshold.

Sample answer: It means that running time simply has to be 'good enough,' taking at most 100ms, rather than needing to be minimized as much as possible. As long as a classifier's running time is within the 100ms threshold, it satisfies the requirement, and running time does not need further optimization.

Key points:

• Running time only needs to be at most 100ms.
• Meeting this threshold is sufficient; further minimization is not required.
• This distinguishes a satisficing metric from an optimizing metric.

Rubric: Full credit answers state that the classifier only needs to meet the 100ms threshold rather than be minimized further. Partial credit for mentioning the 100ms value without explaining the 'good enough' concept.