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Paper results for keyword: DiagnosisDiagnosis with dependent symptoms: Bayes theorem and the Analytic Hierarchy Process
Thomas Saaty, Luis VargasJournal: Operations ResearchJudgments are needed in medical diagnosis to determine what tests to perform given certain symptoms. For many diseases, what information to gather on symptoms and what combination of symptoms lead to a given disease are not well known. Even when the number of symptoms is small, the required numbe...
Read MoreA ratio scale metric and the compatibility of ratio scales: The possibility of arrow's impossibility theorem
Thomas SaatyJournal: Applied Mathematics LettersWe develop a metric for ratio scales and explore the notion of compatibility of two sets of measurements of a set of objects or properties on a ratio scale. We briefly address Arrow's impossibility theorem. We maintain that it is not as impossible as claimed when, as in reality, a certain degree ...
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Diagnosis with dependent symptoms: Bayes theorem and the Analytic Hierarchy Process
Thomas Saaty, Luis VargasJournal: Operations ResearchJudgments are needed in medical diagnosis to determine what tests to perform given certain symptoms. For many diseases, what information to gather on symptoms and what combination of symptoms lead to a given disease are not well known. Even when the number of symptoms is small, the required numbe...
Read MoreA ratio scale metric and the compatibility of ratio scales: The possibility of arrow's impossibility theorem
Thomas SaatyJournal: Applied Mathematics LettersWe develop a metric for ratio scales and explore the notion of compatibility of two sets of measurements of a set of objects or properties on a ratio scale. We briefly address Arrow's impossibility theorem. We maintain that it is not as impossible as claimed when, as in reality, a certain degree ...
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