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Transform Techniques in Cost Analysis, the aspects of risk to the decision maker. Risk analysis is a procedure for analyzing how randomness affects the cost. To place a cost estimate in proper perspective, it must be viewed as a random variable produced by other random variables..Cost analysts have used a variety of techniques including