Learn decision trees
Guides to making and analyzing decision trees: writing one, expected value, the working and what would change the answer.
Guides
- How to make a simple decision treeMake a simple decision tree in five steps: the question, the options, what could happen next and where each path ends. No numbers needed.Read the guide
- How to make a decision tree, step by stepA step-by-step guide to making a decision tree: frame the question, list options, add chances and payoffs, roll it back, and read the answer.Read the guide
- Expected value and decision trees, explainedWhat expected value means, how rollback works, and a worked example with the switch point, using a real tree you can edit.Read the guide
Tools
- Analysis calculatorPaste a decision tree and get the expected value of every option, the recommended choice, the range of outcomes and the working, step by step.Open the tool
- Expected value calculatorEnter outcomes and their probabilities to get the expected value, then turn it into a full decision tree in one click.Open the tool
Worked examples by use case
- Consultants and analysts
- Founders and operators
- Teaching decision analysis
- Support and troubleshooting flows
- Personal decisions
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