Titlebook: Decision Making and Change in Human Affairs; Proceedings of the F Helmut Jungermann,Gerard Zeeuw Conference proceedings 1977 D. Reidel Publ

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Methods for Aggregating Opinions concerning the outcome of an uncertain event, either in the form of a point estimate or a probability distribution.. For example, consider a group of businessmen meeting to decide upon a sales forecast, the evolution of certain share prices or an uncertain economic variable (e. g. U.K. oil revenues

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Conference proceedings 1977nference papers have been partly published+. The organization has thus stabilized, and its re­ latively long history makes it interesting to see what kind of developments occurred, within the area of interest.

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Real-Time Maximum Intensity Projectionhe use of decision theory in a specific part of the ‘real life’ structure. When individual job-choices are considered, and changed via the use of decision theory, what will this mean for other parts — for the definition and supply of jobs? What will the effect of recognizing errors in decisions — vi

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Christa Parteina,Hari Sadhan Chakroverttyas Raiffa (1969) or Miller III (1970). These attribute formulation procedures have many of the influences of a creative process and as such are subject to some random influences. The results, in our case the attributes, are not only determined by the goals of the decision maker, but are also influen

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Data Warehouse-gestützte Anwendungenf possible because their responsibilities are heavy. In either case their activities share a common feature of the underlying need, which I may generically call .. It concerns the problem of how people ., or ., depending upon whether the problem is to be tackled normatively or descriptively, go abou

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Editor’s Introductionhe use of decision theory in a specific part of the ‘real life’ structure. When individual job-choices are considered, and changed via the use of decision theory, what will this mean for other parts — for the definition and supply of jobs? What will the effect of recognizing errors in decisions — vi