In an influence diagram, the three components of a problem structure are represented by specific shapes and are combined and connected to represent the problem being modeled.

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Influence diagrams use rectangles to represent decisions, ovals for uncertainties, and diamonds for objectives. These components are connected by arrows to depict the relationships and influences among them, effectively representing the problem structure.

In an Influence Diagram, the Three Components of a Problem