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Decision graph

Jensen, E.V., Bayesian Networks and Decision Graphs, 1st ed.. Springer, New York, 2001. [Pg.34]

Multiway Decision Graphs, Reachability Analysis, Recurrent domains, p-terms... [Pg.218]

A Multiway Decision Graph (Mdg) is a finite, directed acyclic graph (DAG) where the leaves are labeled by Thie (T), the internal nodes are labeled by terms, and the edges issuing from an internal node v are labeled by terms of the same sort as the label of v. Such graph is a canonical representation of a certain quantifier-free formula, called a Directed Formula (DF). Each term in a DF belongs to either a concrete sort or an abstract sort. Concrete sorts have enumerations, while abstract sorts do not. [Pg.221]

Corella, F., Zhou, Z., Song, X., Langevin, M. k Cemy, E. (1997), Multiway decision graphs for automated hardware verification . Formal Methods in System Design 10(1), 7-46. Available as IBM research report RC19676(87224), July 1994. [Pg.234]

Jensen F.V. 2001. Bayesian Network and Decision Graphs. Statistics for Engineering and Information Science, Springer. [Pg.208]

Jensen, P., Nielsen, T.D. Bayesian networks and decision graphs. Springer, Berlin... [Pg.338]

Jensen, Finn V., 2001. Bayesian Networks and decision graphs, Springer-Verlag, New York. [Pg.161]


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