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decision tree
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decision tree

A graphical representation of all alternatives in a decision making process.


decision tree [di′sizh·ən ‚trē]
(industrial engineering)
Graphic display of the underlying decision process involved in the introduction of a new product by a manufacturer.


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Healthy Skin is available at no charge and includes easy-to-follow decision trees and quality assurance systems and forms.
Higher-level AI is the focus here, for developing the believable characters that can learn and express emotions: chapters reveal pathfinding, decision trees, and more systems for creating such believable characters, providing step-by-step creation of a 3D animated character through theory reinforced by exercise.
The decision trees in Appendix F highlight the major provisions of the Statement and will help a user of the Statement identify criteria that determine when and how profit is recognized.
 
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