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9. Enter 100 in the edit box for "Price."
10. Enter 50 in the edit box for "Resale Value." Remember
to press Enter after you type each number.
11. Click "Done."
12. LDW will compute weights that sum to 1.0 based on
your swing weights.
You should see weights of 0.667 and 0.333 for "Price" and "Resale
Value" respectively.
13. Click "OK" to return to the assess weights dialog box.
14. Click "Done" to return to the Goals Hierarchy view.
Now that we have added the "Resale Value" measure, we need to
enter its levels. To do this select the Matrix view (or create a new
one with the View::Matrix option). We will now add the levels
for "Resale Value" as probability distributions.
Adding the Probability Distributions. First, we will add a
uniform probability distribution for the “Wolf” alternative.
1. In the Matrix view, double-click the cell for the "Wolf"
alternative and “Resale Value” measure.
2. LDW will display the "Define a Probabilistic Level"
dialog box.
The “Define a Probabilistic Level” dialog box is where you can
define probability distributions over the measure levels. There
you will see radio buttons to select the type of probability
distribution you will define. There are seven possibilities, one of
which is the default point estimate (no uncertainty) option. We
will define a uniform probability distribution for the "Wolf" truck.
3. Click on the "Uniform Distribution" radio button.
4. LDW will display a dialog box where you can enter the
parameters for the uniform distribution.
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