Decision Analysis¶
Raiffa, H. (1968). Decision Analysis: Introductory Lectures on Choices under Uncertainty. Addison-Wesley.
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Primes¶
- Confirmation Dialog
- The expected benefit of the gate is \(N \cdot p \cdot r \cdot L\) (errors caught and revoked, times their averted loss); the expected cost is \(N \cdot c\) (friction on every attempt).
This sourceFoundational decision-theoretic framework of expected loss, probabilities, and outcomes used to derive when a costly checkpoint is justified.
- The expected benefit of the gate is \(N \cdot p \cdot r \cdot L\) (errors caught and revoked, times their averted loss); the expected cost is \(N \cdot c\) (friction on every attempt).
Mechanisms¶
- Expected-Value Review
- Framing it as expected monetary value makes the trade-off explicit and checkable rather than a clash of anecdotes.
This sourceUses expected monetary value as a quantitative decision criterion under uncertainty.
- Framing it as expected monetary value makes the trade-off explicit and checkable rather than a clash of anecdotes.
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