I'd love to be able to use a value like "Days until January 1st" or "Months remaining in year", that would update dynamically when the model is loaded. This would users to create moving targets/predictions for values that are time-dependent.

in https://docs.getguesstimate.com/ both image links are broken.

At the bottom of https://docs.getguesstimate.com/ there is an embedded youtube video, which is not visible to the general public, according to youtube's message. It says "This video is private".

When editing a model (payed subscription), I'm getting the error "ERROR SAVING". Effectively, whatever I'm doing, I will lose it once I close the browser.

If you are editing the "Describe your reasoning" field, and select the numbers field, if you type any character the focus immediately jumps back to the "Describe your reasoning" field, highlighting all the characters. So if you try to type two characters into the numbers field, it will instantly delete all your reasoning field content (which can be undone, but still I'm guessing not intended) (I have a video, but can't upload it due to size limits)

When in viewing mode work won't save. However, this isn't always obvious it is in this mode, and this removes the work of some people.

I think it would be useful to have a function that takes an existing metric/distribution and creates a new distribution by reshuffling its randomness, creating an iid copy. This has come up when modelling the cost-effectiveness of an intervention acting on multiple similar targets (e.g. people receiving a given treatment), and I multiplied a single distribution by the number of targets, increasing the noise compared to independent targets. (In some cases, it's necessary to consider multiple targets, especially across different kinds of targets, or when evaluating the cost-effectiveness of starting a new organization). I'm not sure if this is O(n) or O(n log n). https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/26/complexity-of-the-fisher-yates-shuffle-algorithm Alternatively, duplicating the subgraph (using independent initial distributions; this would require shuffling hardcoded distributions) could work, although it would be preferable if changing the original also updated the duplicates to remain iid. Vectors of metrics might be preferable, although possibly a large undertaking. Related: https://guesstimate.canny.io/feature-requests/p/sample-n-times-from-one-metric-and-perform-operations-on-them https://guesstimate.canny.io/feature-requests/p/ability-to-create-many-variables-programmatically

Is there anyway to delete unused organizations / duplicates created by accident? Thanks!

Can you use expected value in another calculation by referencing the cell? For example, am checking if CELL > x ? 1 : 0. This results in either a 1 or a 0 for results, but the expected value comes out as .04 in my case. I want to do arithmetic on this value, but i can since the real values (0 or 1) pass through, and so exponents wont work.

I had a case where I needed to create 1000 distributions and then have a function which calculated the "max(...)" out of those. Creating a thousand cells was not an option. To be able to do this would have been amazing.