Investigation of the statistical decisions process for anti-submarine warfare tactical decisions.
investigationofs00deff.pdf (6.174Mb)Abstract
The past few years have brought an increased interest in the
scientific approach to decision-making. Current Literature generally concerns
itself with analytical theories..
This paper investigates an application of the statistical decision
process to the problem of ASW tactical decisions. The Bayesian decision
process is utilized.
The paper analyzes the basic ASW decision problem with emphasis on
the uncertainty aspect of a possible submarine contact. A mechanism is
developed to formally connect the general problem areas.
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