Definition: Policy equivalence Two policies P1 and P2 are equivalent iff for every request R and context Ctx, evaluating P1 leads to the same decision as evaluating P2.
Whatever the true distribution would be in a given situation, it is important to investigate which single format leads to the same decisions as those based on comprehensive information.
Both approaches lead to the same conclusion.
Results in zones A and B will lead to the same treatment decision.
That is, both ways of thinking about the decision making process in extensive games (with imperfect information) lead to the same recommendations/predictions.
Both routes lead to the same certification.
Interestingly, the two methods lead to the same optimal design.
Both mutations lead to the same phenotype.
Although full consonance is generally not available for Simes-based closed test procedures, we can still derive a partially sequentially rejective test procedure which leads to the same test decision as the closed test procedure defined in (6).
He is often cited for having pointed out that as in political revolutions, so in choice of paradigm, there is no standard higher than the assent of the relevant community (1962, 94), and as having argued that there is "no neutral algorithm for theory choice, no systematic decision procedure which, properly applied, must lead each individual in the group to the same decision" (1970, 200).
The emergency management use-case shows that the resulting reduced set of scenarios leads to the same ranking of decision alternatives as the entire set of scenarios.
