January 1, 1970

Decision making with computer graphics in an inventory control environment

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Computer-driven displays have long been thought to help decision making. But the justification for using these devices in decision-making has been long on intuition and short on quantitative analysis. To see if this intuition was right, we conducted an experiment.

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Prokop et al. (Thu,) studied this question.

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