Real-Life Decision-Making.

• Author: Danielson, Mats.
• TeilnehmendeR: Ekenberg, Love.
• Place / Publishing House: Milton : : Taylor & Francis Group,, 2023.; Ã2024.
• Year of Publication: 2023
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (141 pages)

Table of Contents

• Cover
• Half Title
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication
• Contents
• Preface
• About the Authors
• Chapter 1: Introduction
• 1.1. A Brief History of Decision Theory
• 1.2. The Origin of Decision Analysis
• Chapter 2: Decision Modelling
• 2.1. Decisions under Certainty
• 2.2. Decisions under Strict Uncertainty
• Chapter 3: Bayesian Decision Analysis
• Chapter 4: Impmprecise Information
• 4.1. Imprecise Probability
• 4.2. A Decision Process
• 4.3. A Decision Example
• Chapter 5: Multi-Criteria Decision-Making
• 5.1. Proportional Scoring
• 5.2. Ratio Scoring
• 5.3. Ranking
• 5.4. Other Approaches
• 5.5. Rank Three
• Chapter 6: The Pilot Method
• 6.1. Stage 1 - P-C Lists
• 6.2. Finishing after Stage 1
• 6.3. Stage 2 - An Argument Matrix
• 6.4. Finishing after Stage 2
• 6.5. Stage 3 - Ranking the Alternatives
• 6.6. Finishing after Stage 3
• 6.7. Stage 4 - Ranking the Criteria
• 6.8. Finishing after Stage 4
• 6.9. Stage 5 - Separate Cost Analysis
• 6.10. Summary
• Chapter 7: Real-Life Case Studies
• 7.1. Procurement
• 7.2. Policy Formation for Catastrophic Events
• 7.3. Energy Planning
• Chapter 8: Guidelines for Real-Life Decisions
• 8.1. Single-Criterion Decisions
• 8.2. Multi-Criteria Decisions
• Appendix: The DecideIT Software
• A.1. Step 1 - Identify and Name the Criteriaand the Alternatives
• A.2. Step 2 - Enter Information about the Strategies (Alternatives)
• A.3. Step 3 - Determine the Importanceof the Criteria
• A.4. Step 4 - Evaluation
• A.5. Installation
• A.6. Licence Key Entry
• Reading Tipips
• References
• Index.