What are some examples of decision tables?

What are some examples of decision tables?

Decision tables are a way to represent complex decision logic. For example, in a loan approval process, you might have conditions like credit score, income level, and debt-to-income ratio. Each combination of these conditions leads to a different decision.

Can you give me a specific example of a decision table?

Sure! Here's a simple decision table for a loan approval process:

| Credit Score | Income Level | Approved | |--------------|--------------|----------| | >700 | >50k | Yes | | >700 | <50k | No | | <700 | >50k | No | | <700 | <50k | No |

How do I create a decision table?

To create a decision table, start by identifying the conditions and possible actions. List the conditions in rows and the actions in columns. Then, fill in the table with the outcomes based on the combinations of conditions.

What tools can I use to create decision tables?

You can use spreadsheet software like Excel or Google Sheets, or specialized tools like Lucidchart or Decision Table Creator to create decision tables easily.