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Team building and giving/receiving feedback,support system integrating the beliefs and preferences of members of a neonatology service. In this paper, we introduce one such system called IctNeo. We describe first the basic representation of the problem by means of influence diagrams, including admission and treatment decisions. The correspond

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Giving presentations with impact, the decision maker (DM) who has imprecise information and/or expresses his/her considerations subjectively, or by statistical inference from past data and, consequently, their stability is doubtful. Therefore, it is reasonable to construct a model reflecting imprecise data or ambiguity in terms of

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Team building and giving/receiving feedback,chastic process, and extends previous results obtained for static models in the literature. Two interesting applications of this theory can be considered. First, the measure of the cross-market arbitrage gives information about the integration between two or more financial markets. Second, dynamic a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-77127-2Factors like multiple uncertainty sources, multiple objectives, time-effects over preferences and the hierarchical nature of the planning process increase the complexity of reservoir management problems. We describe developments in a methodology for reservoir operations and its implementation in an intelligent decision support system.