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Decision Equivalence

Decision Equivalence

Decision Equivalence occurs when two decision bases (eg, two relevance diagrams) yield exactly the same recommendation for action and attain the same certain equivalent. Two decision-equivalent decision bases need not represent the same joint probability distribution over their uncertain variables.

See also: Editing a Relevance Diagram amd Evaluating a Relevance Diagram.

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