decision table

An example of a decision table is shown as Figure 6.9.

The following decision table explains when you are under "commercial influence".

An example of decision table is shown in Table 1 below.

Technology such as a decision table can be used to provide an easy to analyze representation of these statements.

The wiki page which expresses the test as a decision table.

Each of these may themselves be reduced to a further level of decision tables.

The following decision table explains when the anti-avoidance rule applies.

- A tool for generating reports based on decision tables.

Or rather, a decision table can be a tabular result of its meta-rules.

Decision tables are a precise yet compact way to model complicated logic.

The following minimal set of 10 rules can be induced from the decision table:

A traditional decision table is compact and easily understandable.

Decision tables can be used as computer input, programs being produced directly from them, and are a number of packages available for this purpose.

A set of decision tables is appropriate here.

Methods of the fixture are called in column order of the decision table, from left to right.

This can be achieved with tools such as decision trees or decision tables.

The limited-entry decision table is the simplest to describe.

A cause-effect graph is useful for generating a reduced decision table.

Semantic Decision Tables are an attempt to solve these problems.

These couplings are expressed as some sort of variation of a decision table.

A decision table may have more than one reduct.

The following is a balanced decision table (created by Systems Made Simple).

This makes the decision tables tables much easier to understand, validate, and maintain.

Many decision tables include in their condition alternatives the don't care symbol, a hyphen.

A technical support company writes a decision table to diagnose printer problems based upon symptoms described to them over the phone from their clients.