Alternative representation of the desicion table.
http://mindtools.com
Shows the relationships of the problems graphically and can handle complex situations in a compact form.
Can be cumbersome if there are many alternatives
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Friday, September 18, 2009
Tools and Techniques
Data mining
- Statistical methods
- Decision trees
- Case based reasoning
- Neural computing
- Intelligent agents
- Genetic algorithms
- Hidden content
- Group by themes
- Determine relationships
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Categories of models pg 140

Category: Optimisation of problems with few alternatives
- Process & Objective: Find the best solution from a small number of alternatives
- Representative Techniques: Decision Tables & Decision Trees
Category: Optimisation via algorithm
- Process & Objective: Find the best solution from a lareg number of alternatives, using a step by step improvement process.
- Representative Techniques: Linear and other mathematical programming models, network models.
Category: Optimisation via an analytical formula
- Process & Objective: Find the best solution in one step using a formula.
- Representative Techniques: Some inventory models.
Category: Simulation
- Process & Objective: Finding a good enough solution or the best among the alternatives checked using experimentation.
- Representative Techniques: Several types of simulation.
Category: Heuristics
- Process & Objective: Find a good enough solution using rules.
- Representative Techniques: Heuristic programming, expert systems.
Category: Predictive models
- Process & Objective: Predict the future for a given scenario.
- Representative Techniques: Forecasting models, Markov analysis
Category: Other models
- Process & Objective: Solve a what if case using a formula.
- Representative Techniques: Financial modeling, waiting lines.
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