Revenue Evaluation Based on Rough Set Reasoning

Nguyen, Khu Phi; Bui, Sy Tien; Tu, Hong

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-05503-9_16

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“…The rough set method can be applied to the problems with several advantages [5]. For instance, the lower and upper approximations are applied to describe the inconsistency of a DIT and to induce corresponding rules dynamically from decision systems [6]. These methods of approximation can be used to address incomplete input data for inducing decision rules [7].…”

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Some Methods for Evaluating Performance of Management Information System

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2018

Management of Information Systems

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Recently, several kinds of information systems are developed for purposes and needs of business and play an important role in business organizations and management operations. Management information system, or MIS for short, is a kind of information system. It is a key factor to facilitate and attain efficient decision-making in an organization. Its performance relates to many other information systems, for instance, DSS or decision support system, SIS or strategic information system, etc. Methods of testing statistical hypotheses concerning the performance of MIS are absolutely essential to support management activities and decision-making.

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“…Using these observations, methods of data mining in rough set point of view, statistical analysis, etc. can be applied to evaluate the extent to which MISs are used to make effective decisions in planning purposes [4][5][6][7].…”

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