Daniel C. Genest's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
AFIT/GCA/ENC/04-01. "March 2004." Thesis (M.S.)--Air Force Institute of Technology, 2004. Includes bibliographical references (leaf 56).
Citations
... In 1996, USAF Captain Gordon found no relationship between rebaselining and cost overruns [Gordon 1996]. Building on the previous studies by Sipple [Sipple 2002] and Genest [Genest 2004], Cross took a two-stage approach to statistical modeling: (1) use a logistic regression to identify whether schedule slips occurred and (2) use multiple regression models to predict the extent of schedule variance [Cross 2006]. In these models, the predictor variables accounted for 83% of the schedule variance. ...
