List of the single decision algorithms implemented in the multi-decision algorithm
Called when the algorithm is killed.
Called when the algorithm is killed. By default, does nothing. Can be overridden.
Computes the order in which decisions should be computed.
Computes the order in which decisions should be computed. Decision order goes from independent->dependent
Get the utility for a specific parent and decision in the multi-decision algorithm
Called when the algorithm is started before running any steps.
Called when the algorithm is started before running any steps. By default, does nothing. Can be overridden.
Kill the algorithm so that it is inactive.
Kill the algorithm so that it is inactive. It will no longer be able to provide answers.Throws AlgorithmInactiveException if the algorithm is not active.
Resume the computation of the algorithm, if it has been stopped.
Resume the computation of the algorithm, if it has been stopped. Throws AlgorithmInactiveException if the algorithm is not active.
Run in a debug mode where only a single decision is run each time
Run the algorithm, performing its computation to completion.
Run the algorithm, performing its computation to completion.
Start the algorithm and make it active.
Start the algorithm and make it active. After it returns, the algorithm must be ready to provide answers. Throws AlgorithmActiveException if the algorithm is already active.
Stop the algorithm from computing.
Stop the algorithm from computing. The algorithm is still ready to provide answers after it returns. Throws AlgorithmInactiveException if the algorithm is not active.
Abstract class common to all multi-decision algorithms. Multi-decision algorithms implement backward induction by 1) determining the order in which decisions can be computed 2) Implementing a single decision algorithm on each decision (in the proper order).
Note: Only OneTime algorithms are supported in multi-decision algorithms