Decision Theory - Nash Equilibrium, Probability, Utility, Election, Cognitive Bias, Minimax, Expert System, Consensus Decision-Making (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 221. Chapters: Nash equilibrium, Probability, Utility, Election, Cognitive bias, Minimax, Expert system, Consensus decision-making, Rete algorithm, Quality function deployment, Info-gap decision theory, Fuzzy-trace theory, Analytic Hierarchy Process, Potentially all pairwise rankings of all possible alternatives, Clinical decision support system, Evidence-based design, Decision making, Dynamic decision making, Collaborative method, Choice-supportive bias, Path dependence, Health management system, Cost-benefit analysis, Secretary problem, Policy, Rank reversals in decision making, Decision engineering, Predispositioning Theory, Rulemaking, Group decision making, Executive information system, Risk compensation, Organizational ethics, Gittins index, Flipism, Analytic network process, There are known knowns, Ellsberg paradox, James-Stein estimator, Preference Ranking Organization Method for Enrichment Evaluation, Influence diagram, Loss aversion, Psychological pricing, Admissible decision rule, Minimax estimator, Deployment cost-benefit selection in physiology, Decision analysis, Nominal group technique, Buyer decision processes, New Approach to Appraisal, Management information system, Prospect theory, Loss function, Multi-criteria decision analysis, Aggregated Indices Randomization Method, Negotiation theory, Emotions in decision making, Expert systems for mortgages, Expected value of sample information, Polynomial conjoint measurement, Business rules engine, Hyperbolic absolute risk aversion, Decision table, Spatial Decision Support System, Stein's example, Taleb distribution, Two-moment decision models, Regret, Value of information, Institutionalism in international relations, Stochastic dominance, Lock-in, Applied information economics, Weighted product model, Shared decision making, Causal decision theory, Decision tree, Analy...