Color-coded visual comparison of decision logic

A method for implementation by one or more data processors comprising:

• receiving, by at least one data processor, a request to compare a first strategy to a second strategy, the first strategy graphically represented by a first set of linked nodes arranged in a first form of decision logic, the second strategy graphically represented by a second set of linked nodes arranged in a second form of decision logic;
• converting, by at least one data processor, the first set of linked nodes to a logically equivalent first modified set of linked nodes arranged in a third form of decision logic, the third form of decision logic being selected from a group consisting of:
• decision tree, a directed acyclic graph and an exception-based directed acyclic graph;
• converting, by at least one data processor, the second set of linked nodes to a logically equivalent second modified set of linked nodes arranged in the third form of decision logic;
• and,
• simultaneously displaying, by at least one data processor, a visual representation of the first modified set of linked nodes and the second modified set of linked nodes, the visual representation being color-coded to indicate the differences and similarities between the first modified set of linked nodes and the second modified set of linked nodes.

A system comprising:

• one or more data processors;
• memory storing instructions, which when executed by at least one data processor, result in operations comprising:
• receiving a request to compare a first strategy to a second strategy, the first strategy graphically represented by a first set of linked nodes arranged in a first form of decision logic, the second strategy graphically represented by a second set of linked nodes arranged in a second form of decision logic;
• converting the first set of linked nodes to a logically equivalent first modified set of linked nodes arranged in a third form of decision logic, the third form of decision logic being selected from a group consisting of:
• decision tree, a directed acyclic graph and an exception-based directed acyclic graph;
• converting the second set of linked nodes to a logically equivalent second modified set of linked nodes arranged in the third form of decision logic;
• and,
• simultaneously displaying a visual representation of the first modified set of linked nodes and the second modified set of linked nodes, the visual representation being color-coded to indicate the differences and similarities between the first modified set of linked nodes and the second modified set of linked nodes.