A general framework for explaining the results of a multi-attribute preference model

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Explanation with the winter value: efficient computation for hierarchical Choquet integrals
Explanation with the Winter value: efficient computation for hierarchical Choquet integrals
Questionable stepwise explanations for a robust additive preference model
Synergies between machine learning and reasoning -- an introduction by the Kay R. Amel group
Preferential reducts and constructs in robust multiple criteria ranking and sorting
Explaining robust additive utility models by sequences of preference swaps
Multiple criteria sorting models and methods. II: Theoretical results and general issues
A formal framework for deliberated judgment
Learning non-compensatory sorting models using efficient SAT/MaxSAT formulations
An efficient SAT formulation for learning multiple criteria non-compensatory sorting rules from examples
A reward-based approach for preference modeling: a case study
The logical encoding of Sugeno integrals

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CP-nets
M-MACBETH

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