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Value of Information in Distributed Decision Support Systems

Abstract

This chapter deals with the analysis of the value of information in a distributed decision support systems. It characterises the basic measures of the value of information, with the stress put to the utility function, the effect of the knowledge discovery techniques in databases on the value of information and multicriteria methods of decisions support. In the chapter, a multi-agent system is presented, which is an example of a distributed decision support system. In the last part of the chapter, the choice methods and consensus methods for increasing the value of information through the eliminate contradiction of information within the system are presented.

Keywords:
Value of information Computer science Value (mathematics) Decision support system Information system Contradiction Function (biology) Management science Operations research Knowledge management Data mining Artificial intelligence Engineering Machine learning

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Multi-Criteria Decision Making
Social Sciences →  Decision Sciences →  Management Science and Operations Research

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