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What is Decision Modelling?

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Decision modelling is a framework or algorithm for supporting decision making or in some cases, automating it. Models are typically constructed by looking at historical data and determining a set of conditions that would have achieved optimized or partially optimized decisions. These models are then deployed to handle future decisions.
Overview: Decision Modelling
Function
Definition
A framework or algorithm for supporting decision making or in some cases, automating it.
Alternate Spelling
Decision Modeling
Value
Modeling decisions using logic or patterns to improve decision making.
Example
A common example are models that seek to trade stocks or other financial instruments for profit. Such models might work very well if only one company deployed them, however in reality a large number of companies deploy similar models that tend to change the dynamics of trading in a particular market. The result is an expensive race to develop more sophisticated models.
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