Comment by locallylinear
5 hours ago
The most glaring downside with practically using decision models is if you need the model to not only decide something but give a reason, for every case, you end up not saving money or time, but just adding an extra step.
Give me a decision model that can do both, more expensive than today’s decision models but still cheaper than full on frontier model, and it’d open up so many more use cases, IMO
Would it make sense to add a second decisions after the first with predefined options for why the model chose what it chose? I guess this could work for some cases
It would make more sense to have the decision model check for each possible reason whether it applies in the current case and then have the resulting consequences determined by a bog-standard if-then-else program.