A Randolph diagram is a graphical representation used to visualize and analyze the relationships and traits of different variables or options, often in the context of decision-making, project management, or systems analysis. It is particularly useful for comparing qualitative and quantitative characteristics and helps in identifying trade-offs among various criteria. In the context of decision analysis, Randolph diagrams can help stakeholders visualize the strengths and weaknesses of options, assisting in making informed choices.
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