Elicitator: A user-friendly, interactive tool to support scenario-based elicitation of expert knowledge

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Abstract

Expert elicitation is the process of determining what expert knowledge is relevant to support a quantitative analysis and then eliciting this information in a form that supports analysis or decision-making. The credibility of the overall analysis, therefore, relies on the credibility of the elicited knowledge. This, in turn, is determined by the rigor of the design and execution of the elicitation methodology, as well as by its clear communication to ensure transparency and repeatability. It is difficult to establish rigor when the elicitation methods are not documented, as often occurs in ecological research. In this chapter, we describe software that can be combined with a well-structured elicitation process to improve the rigor of expert elicitation and documentation of the results.

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Low-Choy, S., James, A., Murray, J., & Mengersen, K. (2014). Elicitator: A user-friendly, interactive tool to support scenario-based elicitation of expert knowledge. In Expert Knowledge and its Application in Landscape Ecology (pp. 39–67). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-1034-8_3

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