Which decision rules can a Decision flows shape invoke?

The correct answer identifies that a Decision flows shape can invoke a Decision Table. Decision tables are specialized decision rules that allow for the evaluation of multiple combinations of conditions to render a decision. They provide a structured way to represent complex rules, making it easier to define and manage numerous logical paths based on varying input criteria. This aligns well with the function of decision flows, which is to guide the process of deriving outcomes based on input data.

While strategies, scorecards, and adaptive models are important elements in decisioning within Pega, they operate differently. Strategies typically refer to the overarching methods or approaches used to engage in decision-making workflows, rather than being a core structure that decisions flows directly invoke. Scorecards are often used for evaluating conditions that lead to scoring outcomes based on input data but are not invoked by decision flows in the same way. Adaptive models utilize machine learning techniques to evolve decision-making over time and may provide insights or outcomes for decision-making, but like strategies and scorecards, they aren't directly invoked in decision flows as a decision table is.