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Aaron Sojourner@aaronsojourner.org |
This approach would ignore all but the most important dimension (e.g. lives). It only ranks on that one outcome because it can't value anything more than lives.
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Aaron Sojourner@aaronsojourner.org |
This approach would ignore all but the most important dimension (e.g. lives). It only ranks on that one outcome because it can't value anything more than lives.
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Aaron Sojourner
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No amount of quality years or $ or anything else is worth as much as saving a life.
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Prof. Kevin J. Kircher
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Maybe I didn't explain it very well. I'd suggest optimizing first for lives, then among the set of lives-optimal pathways, optimize again for health. Repeat for each objective, with the next most important objective breaking ties in the current one. Does that make sense?
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