A conversation around the analysis of the SiP effort estimation dataset

01/06/2019
by   Derek M. Jones, et al.
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The analysis of over ten years of commercial development using Agile (10,100 unique task estimates made by 22 developers, under 20 project codes) is documented via a conversation involving the data analyst and a director of the company that created the SiP dataset. Factors found to influence task implementation effort estimation accuracy include the person making the estimate, the project involved, and the propensity to use round numbers. Any improvement in estimation accuracy, with practice, did not noticeably improve regression models fitted.

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