Summary Report of Finding of the Decision Science Working Group (DSWG)
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Summary
A decision science working group was chartered by AFRL in 2002 to assess the state-of-the-art in the application of decision support science and technology and to recommend ways to infuse the latest technologies and methodologies into the Air Force's Information Systems S&T portfolio.
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