If you've ever been stuck in an endlessly time-wasting automated telephone tree ("Press One for…") you know the limits of pre-programmed decision-making systems. Somebody must have thought this ...

"Algorithms are the new arbiters of human decision-making in almost any area we can imagine, from watching a movie (Affectiva emotion recognition) to buying a house (Zillow.com) to self-driving ...

Decision trees, as Sam L. Savage, author of Decision Making with Insight (Brooks/Cole, 2003), notes, “can sharpen and formalize the decision-making process …” ...

Decision-making algorithms struggle with such real-world nuances, which can lead them to inadvertently cause harm. Jordan’s National Aid Fund, which implements the Takaful program, did not ...

After training decision trees against data, the algorithm is then run against new data in a test set. Before algorithm training, a test set is randomly extracted from the original set.

Organizations are increasingly favoring algorithms in an effort to make organizational decision making and judgment more rigorous, be it for setting prices or for selecting candidates to interview ...

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