Informational value analysis

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The information value analysis is a term in decision theory . It relates to the question of whether additional research should be done or information should be acquired for the given decision . For example, the so-called expected value of perfect information can be estimated in order to estimate how much the hypothetical case of correct information situation is worth. The aim of quantifying the expected benefit of additional information acquisition is often attempted in complex mathematical models.

Individual evidence

  1. Claxton K., Sculpher M., Drummond M.: A rational framework for decision making by the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) . In: Lancet , 360, 2002, pp. 711-715 (English).