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decision theory

Theory that decisions can best be made by eliminating intuition and subjective criteria and employing a system of mathematical techniques for analysing decision-making problems. The system aims to minimize error, and includes techniques such as game theory, risk analysis, and utility theory.



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For IIA in decision theory, see Independence of irrelevant alternatives.
Along the way, they discuss implementations of artificial intelligence to radio optimization, the principles of software defined radio, the genetic algorithm optimization method, case-based decision theory and decision-making, and controlling radio nodes in a network during reconfiguration of the physical layer waveform.
For IIA in decision theory, see Independence of irrelevant alternatives.
 
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