Which components are categorized under Arbitration?

In the context of Pega Decisioning and its related functionalities, the components categorized under Arbitration are essential for determining how decisions are made when multiple rules or strategies could apply. When considering the choices, the correct answer focuses on "Filter and Prioritize."

Arbitration processes are used to evaluate different strategies or rules to select the best one for executing a decision. Filtering helps in narrowing down the options based on relevant criteria, while prioritization assists in deciding which of the remaining options should take precedence when making a decision. This combination ensures that the most relevant and effective strategy is chosen, improving the overall decision-making process.

In contrast, group by and iteration, exclusion and switch, as well as data import and interaction history, do not align with the core principles of arbitration in decision strategies. These components serve different functions within the decision-making framework, contributing to data organization, rule management, or historical tracking rather than the direct selection of applicable strategies in a competitive context.