Decision Making Under Uncertainty: Is Sensitivity Analysis of Any Use?
By Stein W. Wallace. 2000
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Subfields: Statistics and Probability, Game & Decision Theory
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Citations in the corpus
- Predicting Tactical Solutions to Operational Planning Problems under Imperfect Information (2018, methodology): “Our proposal is robust to the caveat expressed in Wallace (2000): We do not seek for a solution to the overall two-stage problem in the loosely defined space spanned by the individual deterministic solutions that can be computed by collapsing the first and second stage for every realization of the…”
- A closed formula for local sensitivity analysis in mathematical programming (2006, methodology): “…to optimization theory and applications, relevant references related to sensitivity analysis include Dempe (1993), Dinkel and Tretter (1993), Ralph and Dempe (1995), Wagner (1995), Levy (1996), Marcotte and Zhu (1996), Dawande and Hooker (2000), Wallace (2000), and Levy and Mordukhovich (2004).”
- Incorporating uncertainty into a supplier selection problem (2011, methodology): “007 provides posterior analysis of the solution using a deterministic tool (Wallace, 2000).”