The phrase "a problem for decision" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing issues that require a decision to be made, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "The committee identified a problem for decision regarding the allocation of funds."
Alternatives: "a decision-making issue" or "a matter for resolution".
Gibbard and Harper ([1978] 1981: Sec. 11) present a problem for causal decision theory using an example drawn from literature.
This is not a problem for a decision list classifier since only one rule is used to make the classification, but it is easy to see why this poses a potential problem for a voting classifier.
In modern society, which is obsessed by the need of dealing with an open future, uncertainty is a resource but also a problem for every decision-making process.
Owing to this fact, controlling and maintaining the inventory of deteriorating items becomes a challenging problem for decision makers.
The lack of motivation of health workers to practice in rural areas remains a crucial problem for decision-makers, as it deprives a majority of the population of access to health care.
This reflects a key problem for decision-makers in health care.
The lack of motivation of health workers to practice in rural areas remains a crucial problem for decision-makers, as it deprives the majority of access to health care.
Data imbalance can become a problem for the SVM, NN, and decision tree algorithms, where the data points are used directly, as opposed to the naive Bayes approach, where the distribution of the data is used.
The nature of ignorance is a serious philosophical problem; for decision-makers, it is a knotty practical one.
We design a generic fitness function for validation of input specification, then use it to develop two genetic algorithm wrappers: one for the variable selection problem for decision tree inducers and one for the variable ordering problem for Bayesian network structure learning.
