Evidence and belief in regulatory decisions - Incorporating expected utility into decision modelling

Evidence and belief in regulatory decisions - Incorporating expected utility into decision modelling
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10.1016/j.eswa.2012.01.193
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2012-08
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Expert Syst. Appl.
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Jiawei Li;Gareth J. Davies;G. Kendall;Emma Soane;Ruibin Bai;S. Rocks;S. Pollard
Jiawei Li;Gareth J. Davies;G. Kendall;Emma Soane;Ruibin Bai;S. Rocks;S. Pollard
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作者:
Jiawei Li;Gareth J. Davies;G. Kendall;Emma Soane;Ruibin Bai;S. Rocks;S. Pollard

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