Decision Tree Analysis - Intro and Example with Expected Monetary Value
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ย. 2020
- I discuss Decision Tree Analysis and walkthrough an example problem in which we use a Decision Tree to calculate the Expected Monetary Value (or Expected Value) of two fictitious products that we can invest in. I also describe how to interpret our findings in order to make a decision.
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You are the best, Vincent . Thank you.
Super clear & helpful, thank you!!!!
Seriously, You are the top , quick & easy to understand. I have a question, what if the same scenario have two positive output and we were asked to choose the best option to invest in? how can this be approachable.
Excellent video. Thank you
Very good explanations
Perfect, Thank you
Thank U helped me a lot
Way better explanation compared to my lecturer
Thanks you explained it so well compared to my lecturer lol
so helpful
Thanks a lot
thank you
The best
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Thanks for the video but why consider the cost as negatives
Because costs are cash outflows
please can you explain the calculation that how 80 is coming
first you can multiply 0.6 by 700 to get 420 same as 0.4 (-100) you get -40. then = (-300) + 420 -40 = 80
the cost shouldn't add when getting EMV. better check it again
You have done the wrong calculations please check it though...A will be $160 and B is $190.. so we will choose product B
How?
In A you will get 50 not 80,,,B it's correct it's 70, so we will choose B
please can you explain how you calculated for A
@@christopheridunoba6061 as explained in the video. for calculation result A is correct 80, you can using the formula in the video. first you can multiply 0.6 by 700 to get 420 same as 0.4 (-100) you get -40. then = (-300) + 420 -40 = 80