Jon Doyle, Preferences: Some Problems and Prospects
Gerhard Brewka, Logic Programming with Ordered Disjunctions
Giuseppe Carenini and David Poole, Constructed Preferences and Value-focused Thinking: Implications for AI research on Preference Elicitation
James P. Delgrande, Torsten Schaub, Hans Tompits, and Kewen Wang, Towards a Classification of Preference Handling Approaches in Nonmonotonic Reasoning
M. S. Franzin, E. C. Freuder, F. Rossi, R. Wallace, Multi-agent meeting scheduling with preferences: efficiency, privacy loss, and solution quality
Michael McGeachie and Jon Doyle, Utility Functions for Ceteris Paribus Preferences
Jeroen Keppens and Qiang Shen, A Calculus of Partially Ordered Preferences for Compositional Modelling and Configuration
Lina Khatib, Paul Morris, Robert Morris, Optimizing Temporal Preferences
Karen L. Myers, David N. Morley, Resolving Conflicts in Agent Guidance
T. Schiex and M. Cooper, Constraints and preferences: The interplay of preferences and algorithms
Angelo Restificar, Peter Haddawy, Vu Ha, and John Miyamoto, Eliciting Utilities by Refining Theories of Monotonicity and Risk
F. Rossi, K.B. Venable, L. Khatib, P. Morris, R. Morris, Two solvers for tractable temporal constraints with preferences
James Royalty, Robert Holland, Judy Goldsmith, Alex Dekhtyar, POET: The Online Preference Elicitation Tool
Trey Smith, Tuomas Sandholm, and Reid Simmons, Constructing and Clearing Combinatorial Exchanges Using Preference Elicitation
Richmond H. Thomason, Preferences as Conclusions
Marc Torrens and Boi Faltings, Multi-criteria Optimization in Constraint Satisfaction Problems
Richard J. Wallace and Eugene C. Freuder, Meeting scheduling with preferences with limited comparability: Effects of agent knowledge