This chapter introduces missing data estimation for rational decision making. In this chapter it is assumed that there is a fixed topological characteristic between the variables required to make a rational decision and the actual rational decision. This, therefore, implies that rational decision making can be viewed as a missing data in a topology that includes both the action variables and the decision. This technique is applied using an autoassociative multi-layer perceptron network trained using scaled conjugate method and the missing data is estimated using genetic algorithm. This technique is used to predict HIV status of a subject given the demographic characteristics.
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Marwala, T. (2014). Missing data approaches for rational decision making: Application to antenatal data. In Advanced Information and Knowledge Processing (pp. 55–71). Springer London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11424-8_4
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