Graphical Languages for Preference ... - Sylvain Bouveret

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Languages for compact preference representationOutline1 Languages for compact preference representation2 Logical and bidding languagesPropositional logicBidding languages3 Graphical languages for ordinal preferencesAn introduction to graphical languagesPreferential independenceCP-netsOutcome optimisation with CP-netsCP-nets: extensions and variants4 Graphical languages for cardinal preferencesAdditivity generalizedSome other languages5 Collective decision makingVotingMultiAgent Resource Allocation6 ConclusionGraphical Languages for Preference Representation and Applications13 / 112
Languages for compact preference representationPreferences, languagesModel≽ preference relation on Eor u : E → RQueriesfind an optimal alternativecompare two alternativesrank a set of alternativesFigure borrowed from [Brafman and Domshlak, 2007]Graphical Languages for Preference Representation and Applications14 / 112
Page 1 and 2: Graphical Languages for Preference
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ConclusionConclusionGraphical langu
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