Decition analysis Flashcards

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What is meant by states of nature in decition analysis

A

Things that you cannot controle in the furure

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2
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Can you controle decition alternatives

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You can choose between the by definition

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What is an influence diagram

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A graphica device showing the relationship between decitions, chance events and consequences where squares represents decitions, circles represent chance events, diamonds represent consequences and lines connect the nodes, showing their relationship

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4
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What are payoff tables

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A table showing the payoff of all combinations of decitions, chance events and

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How does an optimistic vs conservative decitionmaker chose in a payoff table

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An optimistic would chose the best of the optimal outcomes when choosing decisions while a conservative would choose the best payoff if assuming everything went terrible

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Explain the minmax regret approach to decition making

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for each state of nature calculate the difference between each payoff and the largest payoff for that state of nature then choose the one with the least regrets (opertunities lost and costs incurred)

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7
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Explain the expected value approach of decition making

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Chose the decition with the best expected value of the states of nature and their probabilities

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8
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What does EVPI stand for in decision analysis

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expected value with perfect information

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9
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How do you calculate EVPI

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Subtract expected value from the highest possible value and choose the highest one

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10
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What does AHP stand fore in decision analysis

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Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), to decide based on points and their comparative weights

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11
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A consistency ration of .1 in the analytical hierarchy process is good

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True

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12
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What is a pairwise comparison matrix

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A matrix where both rows and columns represent options and each value represents how well they compare with eachother.

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