The use of Unbalanced Decision Tables greatly simplifies the presentation of logic to business users and developers alike.
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In some commercial BRMSs rules can also be expressed in user-friendly rule forms such as decision tables and decision trees.
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DTRules executes Decision tables directly, and utilizes a Domain-specific language for expressing the conditions and actions within the Decision Tables.
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DTRules executes Decision tables directly, and utilizes a Domain-specific language for expressing the conditions and actions within the Decision Tables.
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Tools to render nested if statements from traditional programming languages into decision tables can also be used as a debugging tool.
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However, when defining non-ambiguous objects, it is reasonable to accept a limited proportion of negative examples, particularly for large decision tables.
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Aside from the basic four quadrant structure, decision tables vary widely in the way the condition alternatives and action entries are represented.
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Traditional decision tables have many advantages compared to other decision support manners, such as if-then-else programming statements, decision trees and Bayesian networks.
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DTRules is a Deterministic Rules Engine, meaning that the execution of the rules within the Decision Tables is ordered by the tables themselves.
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Decision tables, like flowcharts, switch-case statements, associate conditions with actions to perform, but in many cases do so in a more elegant way.
