Artificial intelligence and human decision making

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The relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and decision making is analyzed. Two aspects of decision making are distinguished, namely, diagnosis and look-ahead. AI is considered viewed as encompassing a large subjective component. AI is observed to have several relationships with diagnosis, as reflected by expert systems fuzzy sets and case-based reasoning. However, AI has not devoted as much attention to look-ahead reasoning, whose main components are uncertainty and preferences.

Artificial intelligence

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Managing non-homogeneous information in group decision making

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Basic linguistic term set to examine the impact of varied information of individuals on decision making is presented.

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Forecasting business profitability by using classification techniques: a comparative analysis based on a Spanish case

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Fuzzy methods, which are used to examine profitable forecasting of manufacturing industries, are presented.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Corporate Profits, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Profit, Profits, Market trend/market analysis

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