Makes sense. I also like explicit quantification because it is more transparent, making it easier to examine assumptions, identify main uncertainties, and therefore improve estimates in the future. With approaches associated with cluster thinking, I think it is often unclear which assumptions are driving the decisions, or whether the decisions being made actually follow from the assumptions.
Makes sense. I also like explicit quantification because it is more transparent, making it easier to examine assumptions, identify main uncertainties, and therefore improve estimates in the future. With approaches associated with cluster thinking, I think it is often unclear which assumptions are driving the decisions, or whether the decisions being made actually follow from the assumptions.