Sentence examples for the aggregation rules from inspiring English sources

In applying this analysis for energy consumption, we obtain the aggregation rules of Table1.

For the SRT, we will use the aggregation rules proposed in our previous work[14, 17].

The main challenge will consist of translating the aggregation rules into adequate equations.

In the first, we present the aggregation rules that we use.

In the third part of the analysis, we considered all P2Ps and evaluated whether the aggregation rules for each of these legal institutions are consistent.

In fact, the aggregation rules are all used to simplify or merge actions in evidence or concatenate actions and states in the attack scenario under construction.

If the aggregation rule is required to accept as input only preference profiles that satisfy certain 'cohesion' conditions, then aggregation rules such as pairwise majority voting will produce complete and transitive social preferences.

Here we interpret the aggregation rule as a method a social planner can use to rank social alternatives in an order of social welfare.

The argument is 'epistemic', insofar as the aggregation rule is interpreted as a truth-tracking device (e.g., Grofman, Owen and Feld 1983; List and Goodin 2001).

The use of ordinal preferences as the 'aggregenda' may be easier to justify if we interpret the aggregation rule as a voting method than if we interpret it as a welfare evaluation method.

This fits the limitations of the choice rules and is also conflicting with the aggregation rule due to the fact that energy suppliers cannot agree to contract on any electricity price.