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5 level certainty scale not adaptable #221

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michaelheider opened this issue Sep 17, 2019 · 0 comments
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5 level certainty scale not adaptable #221

michaelheider opened this issue Sep 17, 2019 · 0 comments
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Problem to Solve

Currently, users are forced to use the predefined 5 level certainty scale (very low, low, medium, high, very high). However, some users might prefer to label these levels differently, or have a different number of levels. This is especially important, since some users prefer a scale with an even number of levels, as to avoid tending towards the middle one and instead being forced to decide between slightly above or below average.
Then we could also use for example Kent’s Words of Estimative Probability, which is a 6 level scale (Almost Certain, Probable, Chances About Even, Probably Not, Almost Certainly Not, Impossible).

Current Workaround

Somehow map your own scale to 5 levels.

Proposed Solution

Allow to define these terms as custom values, as well as have any amount of them.

@richard-julien richard-julien added the feature use for describing a new feature to develop label Sep 17, 2019
@SamuelHassine SamuelHassine added this to the Release 2.0.0 milestone Oct 14, 2019
@SamuelHassine SamuelHassine self-assigned this Oct 14, 2019
@SamuelHassine SamuelHassine added the solved use to identify issue that has been solved (must be linked to the solving PR) label Oct 18, 2019
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