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Spatial preference in relation to curriculum

2022
Educational buildings present complex layouts due to their programs, functional schemes, strict demarcation or uncertainty of circulation routes, and social spaces, especially if the building is a transformed one with various university-level disciplines packed together.
Pektetik, U., Edgü, Erincik
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Intransitive Preference Relations and Preference Differences

1997
Aggregation of preference relations by solving a certain optimization problem results in a collective preference which generalizes the majority preference in a natural way (Lemma 2.2). If the optimal preference relation is not required to be necessarily transitive, a cardinal evaluation of the alternatives can be given which allows a one-way cardinal ...
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Optimization and nontransitive preference-relations

Mathematische Operationsforschung und Statistik. Series Optimization, 1984
A good deal of the global theory of optimization can be formulated without the concepts of function and linear space. Even the transitivity of the preference relation is not necessary. In this paper we show that the proofs work also without these concepts and under very weak additional assumptions.
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On modelling fuzzy preference relations

2005
A theory of a fuzzy weak preference relation based on multiple-valued logic is developed. The transitivity property of fuzzy strict preference and indifference relations associated with a fuzzy weak preference relation is established.
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Canonical Fuzzy Preference Relations

2019
Fuzzy preference matrices are an important tool for group decision making. Often not all group members are willing or able to provide their preferences in the form of fuzzy preference matrices but only in the form of crisp rank orders of options. In this paper we introduce the concepts of reciprocal canonical fuzzy preference matrices and preference ...
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Content-Related and Attitude-Related Reasons for Preferences

Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement, 2006
In the first section of this paper I draw, on a purely conceptual level, a distinction between two kinds of reasons: content-related and attitude-related reasons. The established view is that, in the case of the attitude of believing something, there are no attitude-related reasons.
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A relational framework for preference change

Logic Journal of the IGPL
Abstract A rational agent typically adheres to a binary relation that represents their individual preferences, and thereby influences their choices and actions. This article introduces an applied formal framework for modelling the rational evolution (dynamics) of these preferences. Rather than committing to a specific preference logic
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PREFERENCE RELATIONS

Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 1979
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SVNMPR: A new single‐valued neutrosophic multiplicative preference relation and their application to decision‐making process

International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 2022
Harish Garg
exaly  

Ranking triangle and trapezoidal fuzzy numbers based on the relative preference relation

Applied Mathematical Modelling, 2015
Knight Wang
exaly