Fading frames: data presentation and framing effects

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to examine the relationship between data presentation and framing effects. Experiments were done to present decision makers an understanding of the properties underlying framing. Results show that the facilitation in shifting of weights among attributes of alternatives during data presentation generates framing effects. In addition, such effects are limited when more information is presented.

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An application of the AXIS solution framework to multiple objective aggregate production planning

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to evaluate the AXIS (algorithms combined with knowledge systems in an interactive sequence) solution framework. The framework combines structured algorithms and knowledge-based expert systems for developing best and expert heuristic solutions. The study is based on aggregate production planning. Results show that the AXIS framework produce high quality solutions at less cost.

Usage, Expert systems

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Judgment error and expert critics in forecasting tasks

Article Abstract:

An analysis describing judgment error and expert critics in forecasting activity. A method to elicit and critique intuitive predictions is developed while allowing favorable factors in expert judgment to remain. Decision science and expert system methodologies were integrated into an expert critiquing system. Results show that the approach can be applied to real world conditions.

Forecasting

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