The Decision Model

Halle, Barbara von; Goldberg, Larry

doi:10.1201/9781420082821

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“…These tables can be validated and transformed into code generation. This idea has already been successfully proven in the domain of business rules by The Decision Model (TDM) [5]. The Decision Model groups the rules into natural logical groups to create a structure that makes the model relatively simple to understand, communicate, and manage.…”

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On the Personalization of Event-Based Systems

Etzion

Forunier

2014

Proceedings of the 1st ACM International Workshop on Human Centered Event Understanding From Multimedia

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In this paper we describe our position about personalization as a paradigm shift that is going to affect life in many areas. For Internet of Things applications, personalization is a critical success factor, especially in detecting situations in real-time. We discuss the need for personalization, and compare the Internet of Things to the traditional Internet to draw conclusions on the gaps. We also discuss "The Event Model" as a direction towards such personalization. Finally we present multi-disciplinary research challenges for enabling personalization for Internet of Things applications.

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Section: The Event Model As a Solution Directionmentioning

confidence: 98%

On the Personalization of Event-Based Systems

Etzion

Forunier

2014

Proceedings of the 1st ACM International Workshop on Human Centered Event Understanding From Multimedia

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“…However, most decision structures are only "present in the medical experts head", which means, they are not at hand in a standardized, structured and thus "non-expert-understandable" form. The representation of decisions has been modelled in the past with The Decision Model (von Halle, Goldberg, 2009). In our partner clinic "Städtisches Klinikum Brandenburg GmbH" the representation of processes and decisions will be modelled mostly with Microsoft Visio.…”

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The Transparent Representation of Medical Decision Structures Based on the Example of Breast Cancer Treatment

Andrzejewski

Tetzlaff

DeBoer

et al. 2015

Proceedings of the International Conference on Health Informatics

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Choosing the appropriate treatment for patients have a direct influence on each patient`s future. A doctor´s expertise, the patient´s preferences, and the current medical research have a highly influence on the choice of the treatment. Doctors shall be aware of their own decision patterns, the most influenced factors and the relevant literature by choosing the optimal patients treatments. By considering quality management and certifications, transparent representations of internal processes with simple decision-making notes are required. In support of the hypothesis, a decision analysis was conducted based on the S3 guideline for diagnosis, treatment and follow up care of breast cancer. A notation is required, which combines the process modeling and the representation of (medical) decisions.

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