A normative approach for identifying decision propagation paths in complex systems

Hassannezhad, Mohammad; Clarkson, P. J.

A normative approach for identifying decision propagation paths in complex systems

Conference paper (2018)

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Mohammad Hassannezhad University of Cambridge

P. J. Clarkson University of Cambridge

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Complexity Decision making Expert systems Decision automation Dynamic decision network

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2018

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English

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Abstract

In real-world, making the right decision at the right time is very challenging. Additional complexity is related to the fact that, a change in one part may propagate across multiple subsystems and therefore, it is very difficult to predict how decisions behave. To respond this need, this paper contributes a conceptual framework to present a novel perspective on modelling decisions, so-called Decision Propagation System-DPS. It is an intelligent approach to reflect how organisational dynamics and information dependencies can affect decision propagations, thus helping make Smart decisions.

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