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The naming conventions are always pretty important, I wanted to lay out what we have and ask if there are any strong opinions on this.
Model: One guesstimate spreadsheet Metric: The thing that fills a cell and has a value ('people in iowa') Guesstimate: The thing that goes into the number field of a Metric. In the future there could be many guesstimates for one metric, so you'll see in the code base there's a one-to-many relationship. Simulation: A Monte Carlo simulation. Stores around 5k samples and some metadata. Belongs to a guesstimate.
In the codebase 'Model' is often written as 'space', which is what it used to be called. I'll try to change this sooner than later, as I could see that getting confusing.
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This is what we've been going with, though not so much with the term 'Guesstimate', which may change. In general people seem to be ok with model/metric/simulation.
The naming conventions are always pretty important, I wanted to lay out what we have and ask if there are any strong opinions on this.
Model: One guesstimate spreadsheet
Metric: The thing that fills a cell and has a value ('people in iowa')
Guesstimate: The thing that goes into the number field of a Metric. In the future there could be many guesstimates for one metric, so you'll see in the code base there's a one-to-many relationship.
Simulation: A Monte Carlo simulation. Stores around 5k samples and some metadata. Belongs to a guesstimate.
In the codebase 'Model' is often written as 'space', which is what it used to be called. I'll try to change this sooner than later, as I could see that getting confusing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: