Time-To-Complete Estimation is a methodological construct in experiment duration planning that quantifies the predicted duration required to fully execute a given experimental procedure, distinguishing itself by integrating task complexity, resource availability, and operational constraints to yield a data-driven forecast of completion time.
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Anchors Distort Estimates of Expected Duration
Cornelius J. König · Psychological Reports · 2005 · 40 citations
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