Cracking the Clock: Unlocking Smart Predictions for Effortless Task Completion
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Accurate effort estimation at the task level is essential for effective project planning, resource allocation, and meeting delivery timelines in software development. While traditional approaches focus on project-level estimation, limited research addresses predicting the duration of individual tasks. This paper presents a novel hybrid machine learning approach for task effort estimation by integrating Google’s Gemini API with Facebook’s Prophet time series model. The proposed system uses task-specific features—such as name, priority, complexity, labels, and start date—to predict completion times, combining semantic understanding with temporal modeling. Experimental results using real-world Jira datasets demonstrate the feasibility and superior accuracy of this method compared to traditional estimation techniques. This work bridges the gap between high-level project estimation and fine-grained task-level forecasting, offering a data-driven solution to enhance agile development planning.
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- 10.5281/zenodo.16779427
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- W7138913691
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- EN
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- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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