Role of computer critics in eliminating human errors in decision analysis

Toufic Mezher, Ronald Sayegh

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Abstract

Managers use decision analysis to structure their decision making process. Decision making is the heart of information processing. People are not optimal decision makers, they are prone to make errors. These errors can lead to serious consequences. Managers can use computer critics to avoid these errors. Critics are intelligent software packages that monitor decision analysis process and counsel decision makers on their reason, judgment, and decision making. In this paper we discuss the sources of errors in decision making. In addition, we introduce the critiquing technology and its effectiveness in reducing human errors in decision analysis. Finally, we will show an example of using computer critics to reduce human errors in probability assessment.

Original languageBritish English
Pages192-198
Number of pages7
StatePublished - 1994
EventProceedings of the IEEE 1994 International Engineering Management Conference - Dayton North, KY, USA
Duration: 17 Oct 199419 Oct 1994

Conference

ConferenceProceedings of the IEEE 1994 International Engineering Management Conference
CityDayton North, KY, USA
Period17/10/9419/10/94

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