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Line 1: The ability to accurately estimate the time/cost taken for a [[project]] to come to its successful conclusion has been a serious problem for [[software engineering\|software engineers]]. The use of repeatable, clearly defined and well understood [[software development process]] has in recent years shown itself to be the most effective method of gaining useful [[historical data]] that can be used for statistical estimation. In particular, the act of sampling more frequently, coupled with the loosening of constraints between parts of a project, has allowed more accurate estimation and more rapid development times. bipul364@yahoo.com== Methods == Popular methods for estimation in software engineering include:

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