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DECIDE directly uses the actual set of outcomes produced by multi-universe analysis, quantifying the contribution of each decision by comparing differences in outcome distributions across different decision values, thereby bypassing the two prerequisite assumptions of whether the model is correctly specified and whether predictive power is sufficient.
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