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# 2026-04-08 07:42:17
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## _HTMAiPM_ Reference Class Forecasting (RCF)
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[[hubbard_2025_project-management#Top-down Estimations Reference Class Forecasting]]
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If RCF isn't informative (uniqueness bias)
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then neither is project manager experience.
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blockquote syntax below is use to indicate paraphrased quotes.
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standard paragraphs are my extrapolation.
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***
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A **loss exceedance curve** can inform how to price a project under estimate uncertainty.
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Contingency can be added to an estimate made with standard methods
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sufficient to lower probability of overrun to 5%, for example.
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RCF can avoid potentially faulty scaling
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(square foot area, number of dwelling/sleeping units)
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***
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> If RCF isn't informative (uniqueness bias)
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> then neither is project manager experience.
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***
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> A **loss exceedance curve** can inform how to price a project under estimate uncertainty.
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> Contingency can be added to an estimate made with standard methods
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> sufficient to lower probability of overrun to 5%, for example.
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