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This is not to be confused with Decision problems which is a class of problems that have a boolean output.

• omegalulw 4y ago
  Tbf in a lot of cases you can use decision problems to solve, say, optimization problems with only polynomial slowdown. Hence their appeal.
• mindcrime 4y ago
  Yes, it's unfortunate that two somewhat different fields have such similar sounding names. "Decision Theory" (or "Decision Science") vs "Decision Procedures" (or "Decision Problems"). But what can one do?
  • travisjungroth 4y ago
    If only there was a framework for making choices about actions.
  • mdp2021 4y ago
    I'd say you would not confuse the State Administration and the Department of Mathematics...
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