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- 1. Michael Anstis Decision Tables & Guvnor
- 3. Types
- 7. Decision Tables in Guvnor
- 8. Roadmap
- 9. Summary
- 10. Q&A
- 13. Transformation
- 14. What is Guvnor?
- 15. Decision Tables in Guvnor
- 16. Roadmap
- 17. Summary
- 18. Q&A
- 19. Agenda Some decisions are simple
- 20. Introduction - Some decisions are simple Should I fly to Buenos Aires?
- 21. Introduction - Some decisions are simple I want to treat myself
- 22. Introduction - Some decisions are simple
- 23. Agenda Some decisions are complex
- 24. Introduction - Some decisions are complex What insurance premium should I charge?
- 28. Value of vessel
- 29. Type of cover
- 31. If less than 35 add 10% surcharge
- 32. If less than 45 add 5% surcharge
- 38. Transformation
- 39. What is Guvnor?
- 40. Decision Tables in Guvnor
- 41. Roadmap
- 42. Summary
- 43. Q&A
- 45. Horizontal
- 46. Vertical
- 47. Limited entry
- 51. Single hit
- 64. Reduces the number of condition columns.
- 65. If the same actions exist for rules covering all condition states for a given condition they can be combined and the condition state becomes irrelevant.
- 69. Condition columns are not mutually exclusive
- 70. If the Condition columns are not exclusive, some combination of conditions are present in more than one column, which may lead to ambiguity or inconsistency.
- 73. Condition columns are not mutually exclusive.
- 74. If the Condition columns are not exclusive, some combination of conditions are present in more than one column, which may lead to ambiguity or inconsistency.
- 77. Condition columns are mutually exclusive
- 78. As the Condition columns are exclusive; combinations of conditions cannot be present in more than one column which eliminates ambiguity and inconsistency.
- 79. Classic form if Single-hit is "expanded decision table"; but this can be optimised or “contracted”.
- 83. What is Guvnor?
- 84. Decision Tables in Guvnor
- 85. Roadmap
- 86. Summary
- 87. Q&A
- 90. Deficiency
- 91. Mitigation
- 108. Types
- 110. Decision Tables in Guvnor
- 111. Roadmap
- 112. Summary
- 113. Q&A
- 119. Rules 1, 2 and 3, 4 have the same action no matter what the state of “Hungry”. Therefore they can be contracted...
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- 124. Roadmap
- 125. Summary
- 126. Q&A
- 132. Types
- 134. Transformation
- 136. Summary
- 137. Q&A
- 139. Multi-hit, all hits
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- 141. Discretized condition states (enumerated fields)
- 143. Condition and rule negation
- 144. Cell merging
- 145. Cell grouping
- 149. Each row compiles into a separate DRL rule
- 151. Each row compiles into a separate DRL rule
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- 154. when
- 155. $person : Person( age < "18" )
- 156. then
- 158. end
- 159. rule "Row 2 dtable"
- 161. when
- 162. $person : Person( age >= "18" , age < "45" , lengthOfService < "15" )
- 163. then
- 165. end
- 168. Types
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- 173. Q&A
- 176. Improved support for digitised condition states
- 180. Types
- 182. Transformation
- 183. What is Guvnor?
- 184. Decision Tables in Guvnor
- 187. Provide a simple, yet powerful, visualisation of decision components
- 188. Allow large sets of related rules to be easily worked upon simultaneously
- 190. A solid foundation for the future
- 191. A roadmap to become the market leader
- 193. Types
- 195. Transformation
- 196. What is Guvnor?
- 197. Decision Tables in Guvnor
- 198. Roadmap
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