ACCA PM Syllabus C. Decision-making Techniques - The Value of Perfect and Imperfect Information - Notes 6 / 6
The Value of Perfect and Imperfect Information
Uncertainty means we might consider getting more info
Perfect information is available when a 100% accurate prediction can be made about the future.
Imperfect information The concept of perfect information is somewhat artificial since, in the real world, such perfect certainty rarely, if ever, exists.
The approach to calculate the value of perfect and imperfect information is the same:
Expected value of the decision with (im)perfect information - Expected value without it
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