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Decision Maker 3.0. Improved decision analysis by personal computer.

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Decision Maker, a microcomputer program for performing clinical decision analyses, has been extensively revised, allowing the analyst to perform far more complex analyses. A newly developed control structure permits the specification of both recursive decision trees and structural sensitivity analyses. The new program extends classical decision analysis and provides a language and representation for complex clinical problems.

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J Lau, J P Kassirer, S G Pauker. 1983. Decision Maker 3.0. Improved decision analysis by personal computer.. https://doi.org/10.1177/0272989x8300300110

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