Decision tree
Origin: Lat. decisĭo, -ōnis, arbor, -ŏris
A graphical decision support tool representation displaying a tree-like structure of sequential decisions and chance events to help identify a specific decision strategy that improves the chance probability of reaching a goal. Decision trees also sometimes display costs and timing and are the most useful options, risks and a decision-making sequence. Decision trees and decision tables are used for optimizing a solution when there are a limited number of alternatives and a single goal.
Spanish: Árbol de decisión.
Sources and references
- Macer, Darryl ,“UNESCO Bioethics Dictionary”cited 74 times
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