Develop three distinct custom mental model generators, each focusing on a different area of business strategy: (1) Market Analysis, (2) Competitive Advantage, and (3) Sales &#038; Marketing.  Each generator should be designed to output a structured mental model in the form of a decision tree, including key decision points, potential outcomes, and associated probabilities.  The generators must be evaluated based on the following criteria: </p>
<p>1. **Completeness:** Does the generated mental model comprehensively cover all relevant aspects of the chosen business strategy area?<br />
2. **Clarity:** Is the mental model easy to understand and interpret, even for someone unfamiliar with the specific business strategy?<br />
3. **Actionability:** Does the mental model provide clear guidance on decision-making and strategic planning?  Are the decision points and potential outcomes specific and actionable?<br />
4. **Accuracy:** Does the mental model reflect current best practices and relevant research in the respective business strategy area?<br />
5. **Relevance:** Is the generated mental model tailored to the specific needs and context of a small to medium-sized business?</p>
<p>For each generator, provide a detailed explanation of its design choices and a sample output (decision tree) for a hypothetical business scenario.  Conclude with a comparative analysis of the three generators, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses and recommending which generator is most effective for each business strategy area.  The analysis should quantify the effectiveness of each generator based on the criteria above, using a numerical score (1-10 for each criterion).