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This question is fairly simple, but the class that I'm in is mostly self-study. So I'm looking for someone to provide an answer that I can compare to mine. I'm getting ready for an exam that will be in three weeks, and this was a study question. Please see the attached file for the question.
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Modelling and Simulation
Posting ID:
45868
OTA ID:
103300
Decision Analysis w/ Payoff Tables and States of Nature
This question is fairly simple, but the class that I'm in is mostly self-study. So I'm looking for someone to provide an answer that I can compare to mine. I'm getting ready for an exam that will be in three weeks, and this was a study question. Please see the attached file for the question.
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Modelling and Simulation
Posting ID:
45869
OTA ID:
103300
MiniMax and Decision Tree Payoff Questions
I have 3 individual questions related to a class lecture that we had on Payoff Alternatives and Regret. These questions should be VERY simple, and probably take less than 2 minutes to answer... so I believe that one (1) credit is reasonable for the quick answers... 1. Is it true that the payoff at the end of a decision tree represents everything along the path leading to that end? 2. Are the several potential outcomes resulting from a decision called "decision alternatives", or are they called "states" ? 3. For a given event, if the payoffs for alternatives 1, 2, and 3 (the only alternatives) are 50, 125, and -50 respectively, what is the regret associated with alternative ... click for more
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Modelling and Simulation
Posting ID:
45898
OTA ID:
102804
Please see attached. I get a) to equal .5, but b) and c) aren't clear to me. Can you please show me the math? Thanks.
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Modelling and Simulation
Posting ID:
45899
OTA ID:
104955
MiniMax and Decision Tree Payoff Questions
For the attached problem, I need help with c, d, and e. For a) I get Decision B For b) I get Decision C The answers for c, d, and e were shown in class to be as follows, but I need to see how they were obtained: c) Decision A d) EV(A)= 695 (best) EV(B)= 385 EV(C)= 500 e) EVPI=230 Please show me how to compute the answers to c, d, and e. Thanks.
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Modelling and Simulation
Posting ID:
45906
OTA ID:
103300
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