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generic MAU model described in Table 1 , UA models focus on a particular type of decision option , a restricted set of attributes , and a defined mathematical formula for attribute weights and combination rules .
generic MAU model described in Table 1 , UA models focus on a particular type of decision option , a restricted set of attributes , and a defined mathematical formula for attribute weights and combination rules .
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The expected value of this decision is $ 220,000 . In the perfect information model , one assumes that a perfect predictor would foretell the actual selection ratio in advance , and calculates the additional decision value that could be ...
The expected value of this decision is $ 220,000 . In the perfect information model , one assumes that a perfect predictor would foretell the actual selection ratio in advance , and calculates the additional decision value that could be ...
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Decision Processes and Contexts The bottom row ( Row J ) of Figure 3 reflects HRM decision processes , perhaps the most ... This chapter has noted that while UA results are often presumed to influence decisions , enhance credibility ...
Decision Processes and Contexts The bottom row ( Row J ) of Figure 3 reflects HRM decision processes , perhaps the most ... This chapter has noted that while UA results are often presumed to influence decisions , enhance credibility ...
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