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2006
In this chapter we present the methodology of Multiple-Criteria Decision Aiding (MCDA) based on preference modelling in terms of “if…, then …” decision rules. The basic assumption of the decision rule approach is that the decision maker (DM) accepts to give preference information in terms of examples of decisions and looks for simple rules justifying ...
GRECO, Salvatore +2 more
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In this chapter we present the methodology of Multiple-Criteria Decision Aiding (MCDA) based on preference modelling in terms of “if…, then …” decision rules. The basic assumption of the decision rule approach is that the decision maker (DM) accepts to give preference information in terms of examples of decisions and looks for simple rules justifying ...
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2021
Abstract Group decisions are driven by rules—constitutions, bylaws, contracts. Often the set of choices voted on by the group has been winnowed down by a committee or a backroom process that can strongly control the outcome by determining what choices are offered (and how they are described).
Charles E. Phelps, Guru Madhavan
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Abstract Group decisions are driven by rules—constitutions, bylaws, contracts. Often the set of choices voted on by the group has been winnowed down by a committee or a backroom process that can strongly control the outcome by determining what choices are offered (and how they are described).
Charles E. Phelps, Guru Madhavan
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Erkenntnis, 2003
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1987
In a dynamic context a decision maker at any instant t has information about his exogenous economic environment both at time t and at later dates. We represent the environment at t by a vector x(t) of exogenous variables, and their future values by (x(t + l),c + 2),…,u + T)).
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In a dynamic context a decision maker at any instant t has information about his exogenous economic environment both at time t and at later dates. We represent the environment at t by a vector x(t) of exogenous variables, and their future values by (x(t + l),c + 2),…,u + T)).
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Evaluating Clinical Decision Rules
Western Journal of Nursing Research, 2005Clinical decision rules (CDRs) are decision support tools that synthesize evidence into bedside tools for practice. Before adopting CDRs into practice, nurses must be assured that there is sufficient evidence in the literature that the rule performs as expected, can do so in a variety of settings (especially in settings similar to one’s own), and that
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The Simple Majority Decision Rule
Econometrica, 1969So far we have several conditions for consistency in the simple majority decision rule. These conditions assume that some preference orderings are not in the list of the possible individual orderings and each individual is free to choose any ordering in this list.
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2022
This paper proposes conformal decision rules. They are defined as decision rules with their own conformal predictors. Given a test instance, conformal decision rules provide a point prediction, an explanation, a p-value for that prediction plus a prediction set.
Abdelqader, Husam +3 more
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This paper proposes conformal decision rules. They are defined as decision rules with their own conformal predictors. Given a test instance, conformal decision rules provide a point prediction, an explanation, a p-value for that prediction plus a prediction set.
Abdelqader, Husam +3 more
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Revisiting the rules of life for viruses of microorganisms
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2021Adrienne M S Correa +2 more
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