The phrase "a decision making algorithm" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an algorithm designed to assist in making decisions based on data or criteria.
Example: "The software utilizes a decision making algorithm to determine the best course of action based on user input."
Alternatives: "a decision-making model" or "a decision support algorithm."
This information can be exploited by a decision making algorithm, such as a complex event processing framework, to coordinate changes within the business environment.
A decision making algorithm is proposed for the treatment of trauma patients with pelvic fracture that takes haemodynamic status and associated lesions into account.
However, although clinical parameters are validated predictors for OS, most prognostic profiles do not provide a decision making algorithm combining both the molecular markers and the clinicopathologic features (sex, age, stage, etc). of each patient.
A decision making algorithm for the control authority shifting between the driver and the electronic copilot is implemented and the trade-off between the accuracy of lane following and ratio of system interference is investigated.
It also determines the operating modes of the chargers (i.e., charging, discharging, or idle) using a decision making algorithm to increase the State Of Charges (SOCs) and decrease the charging costs only based on the current conditions of the distribution network.
In pursuit of best practices in infection management, Zimmerli and Ochsner [ 39] developed a decision making algorithm based on time elapsed after surgery, infection type, state of the implant and surrounding tissue, and comorbidity factors.
The agent model implements a decision-making algorithm that quantifies the attractiveness of each available seat, standing location and door.
Various breast US CAD systems have been developed using techniques which combine image texture extraction and a decision-making algorithm.
Students also probed tradeoffs between privacy and security, simulated how political polarization occurs on social media and discovered how bias can emerge in a decision-making algorithm.
We conclude by assimilating relevant ethical considerations into a decision-making algorithm designed to aid future clinical investigators of DBS for AD with the task of ethical subject enrollment.
