These videos are excellent! I have never had to use excel or perform anything resembling these operations in my life. Suddenly I find myself in a graduate class in which the professor expects us to all be proficient in this topic going in. Gulp! I met with the professor and still nothing has made sense the way these videos do. Thank you for saving my grade, sanity, and scholarship!!!
I love your tutorials. please if i am given a question with two probability instead of three to calculate the optima expected value. How then do i go about it.
Suppose under minimax and optimistic we found 24,23,23 how do we choose our min regret . I know books said we add an additional factor but to were exactly ?
If you're provided additional factors, then apply them to the alternatives to determine the better one. Typically, if there is a tie between your best options, say A and B, then you are indifferent between them.
Please sir help me to solve this problem A1,A2,A3 are the acts and S1,S2,S3 are states of nature Also P (S1)=0.5,P(S2)=0.4 and P(S1)=0.1.calculate the expected value of perfect information.
hey sir, just wanted to clarify one doubt - could you please tell why did you take -9 for s3 of minimax regret approach instead of -5? when that is the lowest value as we are doing costs. thank you so much for this video , god bless!
@@joshemman Suppose the budgeted demand for product X will be 11,500 units if the price is $10; 8,500 units if the price is $12 and 5,000 units if the price is $14. Variable costs are estimated at either $4; $5, or $6 per unit. Required, determine the best price to set under each of the criteria. This is what I mean
Please for the maxi maxi I think there is a mistake because from the table the number 14 from d1 is the best,15 from d2 is the best and 18 from d3 is the best and so when we compare everything the best of best is d3 which is the figure of 18 please
Honestly this 5 minute video covered a week's worth of curriculum so well, goes to show how inefficient the education system can be
These videos are excellent! I have never had to use excel or perform anything resembling these operations in my life. Suddenly I find myself in a graduate class in which the professor expects us to all be proficient in this topic going in. Gulp! I met with the professor and still nothing has made sense the way these videos do. Thank you for saving my grade, sanity, and scholarship!!!
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Is there a cost example with probabilities? I'd like to see the answer for EMV, EV with PI, and EV of PI using this payoff table of costs.
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if we have 2 decisions provide the same minimax using the conservative approach. which one we can choose ?
+Maha ..
You can choose either.
For example: Choose d1 or d3.
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thanks a lot for these videos you are really a bless! , Can you please explain the Thompson Lumber: Sensitivity Analysis ??
I love your tutorials. please if i am given a question with two probability instead of three to calculate the optima expected value. How then do i go about it.
Please sir how are we going to know may be the state of nature is profit or cost
what are the pros and cons of using with or without probabilities?
Very helpful tutorial
thanks! very helpful video. I have exam tomorrow. :D Wish me all the best hehehehe
Ah thank you for this video! I think I Get it now! (exam is thursday)
All the best on your exam.
Suppose under minimax and optimistic we found 24,23,23 how do we choose our min regret . I know books said we add an additional factor but to were exactly ?
If you're provided additional factors, then apply them to the alternatives to determine the better one. Typically, if there is a tie between your best options, say A and B, then you are indifferent between them.
@@joshemman so in a situation were the additional factors aren't given to us we pick both A and B under minimax ?
@@chiwishamundundu5552 It should be "either A or B". Use "or". Don't use "and"
@@joshemman okay thanks. Personally I would need some extra help because I'm not understanding on the part if we have same amounts 😭.
what is "equally likely criterion" in these case?
is this the "minimax regret"?
No, "equally likely" is not "minimax regret". For "equally likely", choose the decision with the minimum average.
very helpful! do you have other online class link?
Please sir help me to solve this problem A1,A2,A3 are the acts and S1,S2,S3 are states of nature Also P (S1)=0.5,P(S2)=0.4 and P(S1)=0.1.calculate the expected value of perfect information.
hey sir, just wanted to clarify one doubt - could you please tell why did you take -9 for s3 of minimax regret approach instead of -5? when that is the lowest value as we are doing costs.
thank you so much for this video , god bless!
-9 is smaller than -5
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Sorry. There is no website. You will find all available videos on my channel here on RUclips.
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When can the opportunity loss be negative?
Are those costs the total costs? What do you do when given variable costs
It depends on the context.
@@joshemman Suppose the budgeted demand for product X will be 11,500 units if the price is $10;
8,500 units if the price is $12 and 5,000 units if the price is $14. Variable costs are
estimated at either $4; $5, or $6 per unit.
Required, determine the best price to set under each of the criteria. This is what I mean
@@jmoney4263 You have to create a table for the problem. Your payoffs will be the total contribution.
Do you already have the table?
Please for the maxi maxi
I think there is a mistake because from the table the number 14 from d1 is the best,15 from d2 is the best and 18 from d3 is the best and so when we compare everything the best of best is d3 which is the figure of 18 please
Note that these are costs -the smaller the better.
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The profit one is easy so, I try to find something that pay-off (cost)😍😍
Hmmm... should I focus on minimum regrets? Heck no techno... wait... hmmm...
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