Since mid 1980s, influence diagrams have been used widely in decision analysis. Traditionally, influence diagrams have a predetermined structure and the no-forgetting property, which means that earlier decisions can be recalled when making later decisions. The main focus in the literature on influence diagrams has been on determining the optimal decision strategy for an influence diagram with a given structure. However, the information structure of an influence diagram, i.e. what information should be acquired to support decisions, has attracted far less attention. In this thesis, we examine what information should be available to the decision maker. We present optimization models for the information structure and the decision strate...
Abstract. Frameworks for handling decision problems have been subject to many advances in the last y...
Graphical models provide a powerful framework for reasoning under uncertainty, and an influence diag...
Influence diagrams provide a modeling and inference framework for sequential decision problems, repr...
This thesis addresses some drawbacks related to the evaluation of influence diagrams (ID), which is ...
AbstractThe main source of complexity problems for large influence diagrams is that the last decisio...
There are three phases in the life of a decision problem, specification, solution, and rep-resentati...
An influence diagram is a compact representation emphasizing the qualitative features of decision pr...
AbstractInfluence diagrams and decision trees represent the two most common frameworks for specifyin...
This paper provides a survey on probabilistic decision graphs for modeling and solving decision prob...
Influence diagrams (ID) are graphical frameworks for decision making in stochastic situations with m...
Udgivelsesdato: JANInfluence diagrams and decision trees represent the two most common frameworks fo...
AbstractIn an influence diagram (ID), value-of-information (VOI) is defined as the difference betwee...
Unconstrained influence diagrams extend the language of influence diagrams to cope with decision pro...
International audienceIn this paper, we focus on multi-criteria decision-making problems. We propose...
In this article we present the framework of Possibilistic Influence Diagrams (PID), which allows to ...
Abstract. Frameworks for handling decision problems have been subject to many advances in the last y...
Graphical models provide a powerful framework for reasoning under uncertainty, and an influence diag...
Influence diagrams provide a modeling and inference framework for sequential decision problems, repr...
This thesis addresses some drawbacks related to the evaluation of influence diagrams (ID), which is ...
AbstractThe main source of complexity problems for large influence diagrams is that the last decisio...
There are three phases in the life of a decision problem, specification, solution, and rep-resentati...
An influence diagram is a compact representation emphasizing the qualitative features of decision pr...
AbstractInfluence diagrams and decision trees represent the two most common frameworks for specifyin...
This paper provides a survey on probabilistic decision graphs for modeling and solving decision prob...
Influence diagrams (ID) are graphical frameworks for decision making in stochastic situations with m...
Udgivelsesdato: JANInfluence diagrams and decision trees represent the two most common frameworks fo...
AbstractIn an influence diagram (ID), value-of-information (VOI) is defined as the difference betwee...
Unconstrained influence diagrams extend the language of influence diagrams to cope with decision pro...
International audienceIn this paper, we focus on multi-criteria decision-making problems. We propose...
In this article we present the framework of Possibilistic Influence Diagrams (PID), which allows to ...
Abstract. Frameworks for handling decision problems have been subject to many advances in the last y...
Graphical models provide a powerful framework for reasoning under uncertainty, and an influence diag...
Influence diagrams provide a modeling and inference framework for sequential decision problems, repr...