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Decision tree
Write the knowledge as branching yes/no questions in order, where every path dead-ends in one named action. Use it when the hard part is not the arithmetic but choosing between options under conditions, so the ordering of questions carries the logic.
Write the knowledge as branching yes/no questions in order, where every path dead-ends in one named action. Use it when the hard part is not the arithmetic but choosing between options under conditions, so the ordering of questions carries the logic.
Example
Your windfall tree: "Is the emergency fund under three months of expenses? Yes, fill it. No, is any debt above 6%? Yes, pay the highest rate first. No, is the renovation within 18 months? Yes, savings account. No, invest it."
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