... This representation has no advantage compared to π-pref nets since we cannot apply inference rules on ...using a symbolic possibilistic logic ...for a bibliography and a ...logical ...
... CP-nets, a well-known framework for representing pref- erences in AI ...is agraphicalrepresentation that exploits conditional preferential independence in structuring the preferences ...
... preferences. Graphical languages for ordinal preferencerepresentation have been used in some places for representing and analyzing games, such as Section 5 of [3]: there, a game is described ...
... of apreference relation between elements of Carte- sian products is usually not feasible, current work in preference modeling aims at proposing compact preference models achieving a ...
... are a generalization of CP-nets. Also based on agraphicalrepresentation, CP-theories offer a more expressive language where prefer- ence priority can be made explicit between the ...
... First, a short background on possibilistic logic, on CP-nets and its encoding with possibilistic logic formulas having sym- bolic weights is provided in Sections 2 and ...specific graphical ...
... where arepresentation with a small value for k is ...finding a socially optimal allocation with respect to different representations of utility functions ...negotiation framework to ...
... in a second step, completes the rest in all possible ...representing a CP-net ordering using a pos- sibilistic logic framework are ...logical representation due some paradoxical ...
... Conditional PreferencePossibilistic networks Marginal networks are inspired from Bayesian ...[2], a possibility theory counterpart to Bayes nets, for modeling pref- erences rather than uncertainty ...
... of apreference relation between elements of Carte- sian products is usually not feasible, current work in preference modeling aims at proposing compact preference models achieving a ...
... specifying a game (most notably extended form and normal form, which coincide as far as static games are concerned), utility functions are usually represented explicitly, by listing the values for each combination ...
... mono-criterion preference relations under ...is a very traditional problem, also known as voting ...the preference relationship. Belief function theory is a mathe- matical ...
... are a restriction of GAI-nets and a generalization of ...Indeed, a UCP-net structure can be trans- formed into a junction tree such that for each clique we sum up the local utilities of the ...
... several graphical models for preferences, CP-nets are often used for learning and representation ...on a sim- ple preference independence property known as the ceteris paribus inde- ...uses ...
... objects, a crucial model property is viewpoint invariance, ...with a large set of local affine-invariant descriptors and the relative 3D spatial re- lationships between the corresponding surface ...on ...
... of a distinction between “beginners” and “experts” in our analysis seems problematic as ...for a reader that only uses information extracted from the ...call a “tour of the radar image” or a ...
... well-known, a choice function C is rationalizable by a binary relation R on X m if and only if, for each feasible set of prospects S in the domain Σ, C selects the R-greatest elements in ...choice ...
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... exact representation of any CP-net by a partially ordered set of propositional formulae remains open, but this note suggests that the discrepancies between the two representation settings look more ...
... have a sign controlled by noise in the denomi- nator, and the phase calculated from ...as a pedagogical tool and for determining whether CPE behavior is evident in the ...