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Decision modelling: Methods and tools

Mohammed El Amine Tali, Fahima Nader, Rachid Chalal

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Abstract

Decision modelling looks to be an ideal decision support tool to help decision makers and analysts for representing complex decision in a clear and convenient graphical representation. This research work presents an overview on decision modelling, and discuss the most known decision modelling methods as well as tools supporting these methods available in the marketplace, in order to highlight the interest of the decision modelling for the decision support.

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Decision modelling looks to be an ideal decision support tool to help decision makers and analysts for representing complex decision in a clear and convenient graphical representation. This research work presents an overview on decision modelling, and discuss the most known decision modelling methods as well as tools supporting these methods available in the marketplace, in order to highlight the interest of the decision modelling for the decision support.

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Decision modelling looks to be an ideal decision support tool to help decision makers and analysts for representing complex decision in a clear and convenient graphical representation. This research work presents an overview on decision modelling, and discuss the most known decision modelling methods as well as tools supporting these methods available in the marketplace, in order to highlight the interest of the decision modelling for the decision support.

Key concepts: Decision support system, Decision analysis, Decision engineering, Computer science, Evidential reasoning approach, Business decision mapping, Management science, Influence diagram

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