10 - Rational Decisions Flashcards

1
Q

What does ‘A > B’ mean?

A

A preferred over B

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2
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What does ‘A ~ B’ mean?

A

Either A or B is fine

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3
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Transitivity

A

(A > B) & (B > C) => (A > C)

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4
Q

Decision Nodes in Decision Trees

A

Rectangles

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5
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Utility Nodes in Decision Trees

A

Diamonds

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6
Q

Chance Nodes in Decision Trees

A

Ovals

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7
Q

Chance Nodes represent ________.

A

RANDOM VARIABLES

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8
Q

Utility nodes represent ________.

A

UTILITY VALUE OF EACH BRANCH

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9
Q

Decision nodes have branches for each ________.

A

ALTERNATIVE DECISION

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10
Q

Disadvantage of decision trees

A

Can become exponentially complex with increasing number of decisions

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11
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Advantage of decision trees

A

General method with explicit encoding of utilities

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12
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No Forgetting Assumption

A

All past decisions and revealed variables are available at the current decision

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13
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When is an information link fundamental?

A

If its removal would change the partial ordering.

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14
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Which action is selected by a rational agent?

A

The action that maximizes the EXPECTED UTILITY.

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15
Q

________ helps making unambigous decisions.

A

STOCHASTIC DOMINANCE

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