Sentence examples for a robust decision making from inspiring English sources
RA strategy gives a robust decision making tool for handling the severe uncertainty of wind power, whereas the OS strategy makes benefit of possible uncertainties by adjusting the decision variables in a right way.
However, the approach described is effective only if associated to a proper safety culture, in order to produce an appropriate and robust decision making response to emerging risk issues.
The results of our setup can serve as an input for robust decision making frameworks and thus support the identification of flood risk adaptation measures that are economically efficient and robust to variations of climate and urban layout.
This research advances a multi-stakeholder Many-Objective Robust Decision Making (MORDM) framework to better account for deeply uncertain factors when identifying cooperative drought management strategies.
The analysis employs Robust Decision Making (RDM), a quantitative decision- analytic approach for supporting decisions under conditions of deep uncertainty.
Robust Decision Making (RDM) is a quantitative, multi-scenario, multi-objective decision analytic approach for supporting decisions under conditions of deep uncertainty, that is, when the parties to a decision do not know or agree on the best model for relating actions to consequences or the likelihood of future events.
Robust Decision Making (RDM) and Info-Gap Decision Theory (IGDT) provide a structured approach to planning complex systems under such uncertainty.
We describe Robust Decision Making (RDM) as the most promising approach for addressing DU challenges in LCE.
Prof. Kochenderfer is the director of the Stanford Intelligent Systems Laboratory (SISL), conducting research on advanced algorithms and analytical methods for the design of robust decision making systems.
Our case study shows that the AHWT based approach can identify the critical features in Lamb wave signals to realize effective and robust decision making in structural damage detection.
