Sentence examples for the problem of preference from inspiring English sources

Links to social choice theory have shown that, similar to the problem of preference aggregation (Arrow 1951/1963; Sen 1970), a judgment aggregation procedure that satisfies a number of desirable properties does not exist.

Data envelopment analysis (DEA), a useful assessment tool, has been used to solve the problem of preference voting and aggregation which requires the determination of the weights associated with different ranking places.

In addition to formal connections between the two types of aggregation problems, from a conceptual point of view judgment aggregation extends the problems of preference aggregation to more general decision problems.

Although this assumption greatly limits the richness of the behavior of replicator dynamics, it enables us to focus on the problem of strand preference (see also Discussion).

Nussbaum's approach takes on the problem of deformed preferences (see section 1.1.1) directly.

The problem of falsificating preferences by colluding individuals was dealt with for static revelation mechanisms or demand revealing mechanisms by some authors.

The problem of eliciting preferences and integrating them in a coherent decision is not a simple one.

We have recently addressed the problem of different preferences of health care providers and health care users [ 12] by comparing patients' decisions with the recommendations of international guidelines for neo-adjuvant or adjuvant radiotherapy in the treatment of colorectal cancer.

Here we study preference contraction: the problem of discarding selected preferences.

The exclusion of the scales that assess the same aspects of health was designed to circumvent the problem of multicollinearity and preference was given to instruments more widely used within rheumatology.

We address the problem of reasoning about preferences among properties (outcomes, desiderata, etc). in Reiter's default logic.