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MINIMAX REGRET APPROACH
This equation is used to solve a three (3) state of nature decision analysis using the minimax regret approach. Now this is follows exactly th same format as the two (2) states of nature just with one extra column a third state.
STEP 1: First you have to come up with a regret table. Ngoja!!! as my Kiswahili speaking folks would say meaning wait, keep calm or stay...lol!! in this case i want you to keep calm you just identify the largest number in each column...remember "Each Column" not row
STEP 2: S1 has the numbers 200,150, 100 so 200 is the largest, S2 has -40, 60, 100, 100 is the largest, cool now S3 has 60, 110, 120 so therefore we select 120 now subtract each state of nature from the highest number of each column which you selected, just take a look at it below #winks!!
STEP 3: After doing that what you are left with is what is known as a "Regret Table" now from this table you select the maximum followed by the minimum as shown below and voila---you are done, easy right?
Given the Following
STEP 1 S1 S2 s3 STEP 2 S1 S2 S3
Action Action
D1 200 -40 60 D1 200 - 200 100 - (-40) 120 - 60
D2 150 60 110 D2 200 - 150 100 - 60 120 - 110
D3 100 100 120 D3 200 - 100 100 - 100 120 - 120
STEP 3 S1 S2 S3 MAX MINI
Action
D1 0 140 60 140
D2 50 40 10 50 50
D3 100 0 0 100
D2 is the best option when using MiniMax regret approach
REFERENCES
Gichuhi, K J & Ndung'u, N D (2013) Quantitative Methods for Business Management : Decision Analysis and Trees. Nairobi : Finesse.
Investopedia (2015) Expected Value. Retrieved on 23rd March 2015 From : http://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/expected-value.asp
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