= Randomised decision rule
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A randomised decision rule (also known as a randomized algorithm) is a decision-making framework or mathematical approach that incorporates randomness into its process. It involves making decisions based on probabilistic methods rather than deterministic ones. This can add flexibility, enhance performance, or help manage uncertainty in various contexts. **Key Characteristics of Randomised Decision Rules:** 1. **Randomness:** The decision rule involves an element of randomness where the outcome is not solely determined by the input data.
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