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Decision Making Under Interval (And More General) Uncertainty: Monetary Vs. Utility Approaches, Vladik Kreinovich
Decision Making Under Interval (And More General) Uncertainty: Monetary Vs. Utility Approaches, Vladik Kreinovich
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In many situations, e.g., in financial and economic decision making, the decision results either in a money gain (or loss) and/or in the gain of goods that can be exchanged for money or for other goods. In such situations, interval uncertainty means that we do not know the exact amount of money that we will get for each possible decision, we only know lower and upper bounds on this amount. In this case, a natural idea is to assign a fair price to different alternatives, and then to use these fair prices to select the best alternative. In the talk, …