Article ID: | iaor19911821 |
Country: | Netherlands |
Volume: | 16 |
Start Page Number: | 161 |
End Page Number: | 182 |
Publication Date: | Nov 1990 |
Journal: | Information and Decision Technologies |
Authors: | Howe Adele E., Cohen Paul R. |
Standard models of decision-making provide normative methods for analyzing quantitative assessments of decision situations. These models are inadequate for most problems in artificial intelligence because they do not specify how to acquire assessments, and they depend on a complete, combinatorial model that requires too much data to assess. This paper presents a brief overview of some of these models and proposes an alternative methodology,