A Computational Model for Managing Evolving Decisions

Victor O. Onditi, Ian Sommerville

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Abstract

This paper discusses a model for tracking evolving decisions -i.e. decisions that change during exploration or where both the problem and decision co-evolve. The contexts in which decisions are made constantly change; historical, social, political and economic details concerning the decisions and about the individuals, organisation and institutions change. When the contexts change, we are forced to review previous decisions and their rationale. However, little computational support exists for capturing the experiential decision making. We present a computational model for supporting experiential decision making.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationNEW PERSPECTIVES ON SYSTEMS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, VOL 2
Place of PublicationPORTO
PublisherEDICOES UNIV FERNANDO PESSOA
Number of pages12
ISBN (Print)978-972-8830-88-5
Publication statusPublished - 2007

Keywords

  • Supporting Naturalistic Decision Making
  • Decision Rationale
  • Evolving Decisions
  • Tracking Decisions

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