undominated
- adjective
- /ˌʌnˈdɒmɪneɪtɪd/
- Specialized
- A solution is undominated if no other alternative is better in every criterion.
Examples
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In the final analysis, only two undominated strategies remained for the players to consider.
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The committee selected an undominated proposal that balanced both cost and quality.
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In this game, the strategy is undominated and offers the best outcomes.
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A player must choose an undominated strategy to maximize their payoff.
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In this economic model, a strategy is undominated if there is no other strategy that always results in a better outcome.
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The team decided to pursue an undominated option that provided advantages over every available alternative.
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An option is considered undominated when it is not inferior to any other alternative in all significant criteria.
Synonyms
Better than anything else in quality or success
How Dominated
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word undominated comes from the parts un- 'not' and dominate 'to rule' or 'to beat'. In games or choices, an undominated option is one that no other option 'beats' in every way, so it is not worse than any other option.