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    The document compares a fishbone diagram and decision tree for root cause analysis. A fishbone diagram shows potential causes and sub-causes of a problem in branches resembling a fishbone skeleton. It categorizes causes into groups like materials, methods, and environment. A decision tree uses a graph structure to display decisions, consequences, outcomes, costs, and utilities to help evaluate options. It can model algorithms with conditional logic. The fishbone diagram identifies causes while the decision tree evaluates decisions and consequences.

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    The document compares a fishbone diagram and decision tree for root cause analysis. A fishbone diagram shows potential causes and sub-causes of a problem in branches resembling a fishbone skeleton. It categorizes causes into groups like materials, methods, and environment. A decision tree uses a graph structure to display decisions, consequences, outcomes, costs, and utilities to help evaluate options. It can model algorithms with conditional logic. The fishbone diagram identifies causes while the decision tree evaluates decisions and consequences.

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    LESSON VIII

    HMIS DATA QUALITY

    Individual Task

    Name of Student Ramirez, Kesney Tatiana Mari M.


    Year and Section 2E-MT
    Name of Instructor Prof. Jiovanni Diaz
    Date Submitted October 5, 2019 Rating

    Compare the Fishbone Diagram from Decision Tree in doing a Root Cause Analysis.
    Give some examples to illustrate their difference.

    The fishbone diagram also known as Ishikawa or the cause-and-effect diagram has the
    appearance of a fishbone where it shows the what the cause and sub-causes of a problem
    may be This type of diagram is useful in grouping causes such as people, measurements,
    methods, materials, environment and machines, all of which are group into their specific
    categories. Categories can come as 4Ms (manufacturing), 4Ss (services) or 8 Ps (also
    service) which depends on the industry. The decision tree is a support tool used for aiding
    one in making decisions, it uses a tree-like graph or model which contains decisions and the
    consequences that may go with them, these include chance event outcomes, resource
    costs and utility. This diagramming method can be used to display an algorithm which
    include conditional control statements.

    Fishbone Diagram Decision Tree

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