Spider Project creates optimistic and pessimistic project versions.
Optimistic uses optimistic estimates of project parameters and includes risk events with more than 90% probabilities to occur, pessimistic uses pessimistic estimates of project parameters and includes all risk events.
As you admit yourself, your question kind of undermines the whole ethos of probabilistic analysis. There are no “deterministically” best and worst dates following a probabilistic analysis.
You could choose to calculate and save the 1% and 99% percentiles, and ensure you are using Monte Carlo and not Latin Hypercube sampling, both of which you will find in the Risk Analysis Options.
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Spider Project creates optimistic and pessimistic project versions.
Optimistic uses optimistic estimates of project parameters and includes risk events with more than 90% probabilities to occur, pessimistic uses pessimistic estimates of project parameters and includes all risk events.
Member for
21 yearsAs you admit yourself, your
As you admit yourself, your question kind of undermines the whole ethos of probabilistic analysis. There are no “deterministically” best and worst dates following a probabilistic analysis.
You could choose to calculate and save the 1% and 99% percentiles, and ensure you are using Monte Carlo and not Latin Hypercube sampling, both of which you will find in the Risk Analysis Options.