Abstract : Most of preference representation languages developed in the literature are based on comparative preference statements. The latter offer a simple and intuitive way for expressing preferences. They can be interpreted following different semantics. This paper presents a postulate-based analysis of the different semantics describing their behavior w.r.t. three criteria: coherence, syntax independence and inference.
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Contributor : Souhila Kaci
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Souhila Kaci. A Postulate-Based Analysis of Comparative Preference Statements. FLAIRS: Florida Artificial Intelligence Research Society, May 2012, Marco Island, Florida, United States. ⟨lirmm-00762958⟩
