A decision tree is just a graph to organise the options. It is part of the analysis that precedes and supports software development. As far as I know, software used to draw decision trees is simply graphic sketching software and does not include automation or other kind of 'smartness' (other than helping with the drawing itself, e.g., straightening hand drawn lines)


digeratus wrote:

I wonder if this is something that decision tree software has the ability to do? Does anyone know?