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They don't have to be unbounded to be destructive to this estimation method, just large and unknowable.
by jqjester 13y ago
They don't have to be unbounded to be destructive to this estimation method, just large and unknowable.
- jacques_chester 13y agoAll estimates, in theory, have large and unknowable corner cases. Your problem may require the invention of a new algorithm. Your office may burn to the ground. An asteroid the size of Rhode Island could strike the planet. And so on. All estimates are uncertain because there is no knowledge of the future. This is true of every profession, of every project. When we make estimates we have to accept that they are uncertain and that the degree of uncertainty is governed partly by the problem domain.