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Decision-aid and decision-making

European Journal of Operational Research, 1990
The objective of multiple criteria approaches is to help us to make better decisions, but what is the meaning of “better” ? This field has developed considerably in the past twenty years. The development makes us fully aware of the limitations on objectivity encountered in the field of decision aid and, consequently, of the virtual impossibility of ...
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Decision aid reliance: Modeling the effects of decision aid reliability and pressures to perform on reliance behavior

International Journal of Accounting Information Systems, 2011
We investigate the effects of decision aid reliability and pressure to perform on decision aid reliance. A total of 403 students took part in a four (pressures to perform: one through four) by five (decision aid reliability: 50%, 60%, 70%, 80% and 90%) between-participants experiment.
James E Hunton
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Decision science or decision-aid science?

European Journal of Operational Research, 1993
The concepts, models and procedures used in Operational Research and Decision Aid (OR-DA), unlike their counterparts in the physical and natural sciences, can scarcely claim to describe realities which would be independent of the observer and which would exist independently of other human actors.
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Aiding clinical decisions with decision analysis

Hospital Medicine, 1999
As clinical decision making gets ever more complex, new analytical approaches are being developed to help. Decision analysis is used to structure complex decision problems in an uncertain environment by systematically linking decision choices with expected outcomes.
Tavakoli M, Davies HTO, Thomson R
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Decision aids and shared decision making in urogynecology

Menopause, 2021
Abstract Objectives: To examine the efficacy and acceptability of decision aids (DAs) in counseling urogynecology patients with prolapse, stress urinary incontinence, or refractory overactive bladder. Methods: This pilot study enrolled 33 patients into a control group that
Felisha, Marques, Kevan, Josloff, Kristin, Hung, May, Wakamatsu, Karen R, Sepucha   +4 more
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DECISION AIDS IN RADIOLOGY

Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1996
Computer systems can help radiologists decide which tests to perform and which diagnoses to consider. Repositories of clinical data and general medical knowledge can provide information on demand for decision-making tasks; many of these information resources are available remotely via the Internet.
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Decision aid in software maintenance

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2012
Abstract Recently, software maintenance was transformed into a major preoccupation on improving the software performances. Software maintenance depends on customer or user requirements. A requirement is translating into a minor change, but it is more costly to implement than to anticipate. Under such circumstances a study of the software performances
David, Tchoffa, El Mhamedi, Abderrahman
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Aiding the Decision Maker—A Decision Process Model

Ergonomics, 1969
Despite an increasing capability for automating various tasks there continues to be a requirement for man to serve as the decision element in many complex systems. The complexity and far-reaching consequences of many decisions impels a concern for improving decision-making perforrnance in man-machine systems.
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On the Convergence of Intelligent Decision Aids

2021
On the one hand, users’ decisionmaking in today’sweb is supported in numerous ways, with mechanisms ranging from manual search over automated recommendation to intelligent advisors. The focus on algorithmic accuracy, however, is questioned more and more.
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