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Fuzzy model for decision making support

2004 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37583), 2005
Interaction between road users during road crossing involves decision-making and prediction of future states of the scene. To predict cooperation and competition of the temporary limited road space a dynamic driver decision model is needed. The paper discusses existing decision models and the first steps towards the definition and implementation of a ...
Thijs Max, Peter A. Wieringa
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Federated Databases and Supported Decision Making

2014
Currently, information required to make informed choices of appropriate assistive technology products is scattered among broad, general-purpose databases and narrow, focused databases. The vocabulary used to describe features has not been standardized, and can be very hard to interpret by end-users of assistive technology.
Denis Anson, Yao Ding 0001
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Towards an Intelligent Decision Making Support

2013
This paper presents an intelligent framework that combines case-based reasoning (CBR), fuzzy logic and particle swarm optimization (PSO) to build an intelligent decision support model. CBR is a useful technique to support decision making (DM) by learning from past experiences.
Nesrine Ben Yahia, Narjès Bellamine Ben Saoud, Henda Hajjami Ben Ghézala   +2 more
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A Mashup Supporting Sustainable Decision Making

2013 9th International Conference on Intelligent Environments, 2013
Evaluating an object's impact on the environment requires a combination of various information sources, such as material data bases and recycling potential, as well as an alignment with the decision maker's current context. In order to support humans in this task, we propose to use mashups for integrating information sources automatically, and ...
Sönke Knoch, Alexander Kröner
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An Overview of Supports for Collective Decision Making

Journal of Decision Systems, 2004
Faced with rapid changes resulting from Information Technologies (IT), many organisations are enlarging their decision processes to involve different decision-makers. These decision-makers work together, but not necessarily at the same time and in the same place. They are supported by communication systems like email or by GroupWare systems.
Pascale Zaraté, Jean-Luc Soubie
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In Support of Decision Making

2003
Abstract : This monograph investigates the art and science of problem solving and decision making in the operational planning environment. The Army's current problem solving and decision making doctrine found in FM 5-0 (101-5) Army Planning and Orders Production (Final Draft) provides one simplistic process and lacks information in the art of problem ...
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Decision-making support for maritime business

Proceedings of the fifth international joint conference on Autonomous agents and multiagent systems, 2006
A near real time multi-agent based system for scheduling ocean fleets has been developed. The ocean scheduling problem has relatively low numbers of cargos and vessels to deal with but it is highly complex in terms of constraints and numbers of options.
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Representations of Decision-making Support in Negotiation

Journal of Decision Systems, 2001
La negociation est un processus de decision cooperatif entre des parties pour la resolution d'un conflit. C'est un processus aussi dynamique que complexe. Notre recherche porte sur le developpement de systemes d'aide a la negociation (NSS) dans le domaine des lois sur la famille en Australie.
Emilia Bellucci, John Zeleznikow
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NICE supports shared decision making

BMJ, 2019
Mathew mentions some sensible questions that can help doctors avoid guideline centred decision making.1 We share her view that clinical guidelines should not over-rule clinical reasoning and what matters to the patient, and that doctors can—and should—give themselves the freedom to step away from …
Martin A, Allaby, Paul, Chrisp
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SUPPORTING NURSES IN ETHICAL DECISION MAKING

Nursing Clinics of North America, 1998
In their clinical practice, nurses are confronted continuously with ethical issues. There is a growing concern about the capacity of nurses to perform ethically. This article explores the process of ethical decision-making in nursing, including the process of ethical reasoning and the implementation of ethical decisions in clinical practice.
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