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The Problem Solving Process,finition of what a problem is. What may be a problem for one person is not necessarily a problem for another. Problems appear at some moment in time, remain present for a certain period, and eventually disappear. Problems get resolved by ‘natural’ means or through human intervention. Sometimes probl

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The Analytic Modeling Process, relations. The elements are persons, organizations, cities, etc., all interacting with one another. The collection of these elements and their relations is called a .. To describe and solve a problem, a . of the system is developed. A model is an abstraction of a system under investigation, made by

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Constraint-Based Policy Optimization,ernative out of the set of feasible alternatives. In this chapter we will address decision problems with binary-, integer-, and real-valued decision variables. This means that we see the decision variable . as the intensity of employing alternative . For example, imagine a project manager who must d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-5599-5calculus; decision making; development; game theory; linear optimization; management; modeling; optimizatio