1st Multidisciplinary Workshop on

Advances in Preference Handling

ACCEPTED PAPERS

Among 46 submissions, the program committee accepted the following papers for a long presentation at the workshop:

• Keith Golden and Ronen Brafman and Wanlin Pang, Preferences in Data Production Planning
• Christophe Gonzales and Patrice Perny, GAI Networks for Decision Making under Certainty
• Kathrin Konczak and Jerome Lang, Voting procedures with incomplete preferences
• Darius Braziunas and Craig Boutilier, Local Utility Elicitation in GAI Models
• Ronen I. Brafman and Doron Friedman, Adaptive Rich Media Presentations via Preference-Based Constrained Optimization
• Meghyn Bienvenu and Sheila Mc Ilraith, Qualitative Dynamical Preferences in the Situation Calculus
• Carmel Domshlak and Thorsten Joachims, Unstructuring User Preferences: Efficient Non-Parametric Utility Revelation
• Yagil Engel and Michael P.Wellman, CUI networks: A graphical representation for conditional utility independence
• Jan Chomicki and Joyce Song, Monotonic and Nonmonotonic Preference Revision
• Paolo Viappiani and Boi Faltings and Vincent Schikel Zuber and Pearl Pu, Stimulating Preference Expression Using Suggestions
• S. Prestwich and F. Rossi and K. B. Venable and T. Walsh, Constraint-based Preferential Optimization
• Gerhard Brewka and Ilkka Niemelae and Miroslaw Truszczynski, Prioritized Component Systems
• Ph. Besnard and J. Lang and P. Marquis, Variable forgetting in preference relations over propositional domains
• Maria Silvia Pini and Francesca Rossi and Brent Venable, Possibilistic and probabilistic uncertainty in soft constraint problems
• Daniel Kikuti and Fabio G. Cozman and Cassio P. de Campos, Partially Ordered Preferences in Decision Trees: Computing Strategies with Imprecision in Probabilities
• Didier Dubois and Souhila Kaci and Henri Prade, CP-nets and possibilistic logic: Two approaches to preference modeling Steps towards a comparison
• Ulrich Junker, Preference-based Inconsistency Proving: When the Failure of the Best Is Sufficient

Further papers have been accepted for a short presentation:

• Ronen I. Brafman and Carmel Domshlak and Solomon Eyal Shimony and Yael Silver, TCP-nets for Preferences over Sets
• Daniel Eckert and Johann Mitloehner, Logical representation and merging of preference information
• Gautier Meyer and Vincent Louis and Jean-Paul Sansonnet and Yannick Larvor, Two logical operators for representing and handling preferences
• Derek Williams and Kyle Bailey and Alex Dekhtyar and Judy Goldsmith and Beth Goldstein and Raphael Finkel and Joan Mazur, Interactive preferences and decision-theoretic planning
• Florin Constantin and David C. Parkes, Preference-Based Characterizations of Truthfulness and the Limited Expressiveness of Order-Based Domains
• Mikhail Mikhalevich and Ludmilla Koshlai, Randomized Optimization Procedure through Preference Relations
• Ludmilla Koshlai and Mikhail Mikhalevich, Nontransitive Preferences in Multicriteria Decision-Making
• Souhila Kaci and Leendert van der Torre, Non-monotonic Reasoning With Various Kinds of Preferences
• Meltem Oeztuerk and Alexis Tsoukias, Preferences On Intervals: a general framework
• Ruggiero Cavallo and David C. Parkes and Adam I. Juda and Adam Kirsch and Alex Kulesza and Sebastien Lahaie and Benjamin Lubin and Loizos Michael and Jeffrey Shneidman, TBBL: A Tree-Based Bidding Language for Iterative Combinatorial Exchanges
• Xiaoping Chen and Xiaowu Li and Jianmin Ji, Conditional Preferences Based on Triadic Modal Logic
• Michael Mc Geachie, Integrating Tradeoffs Preferences with Arbitrary Ceteris Paribus Preferences
• Yannis Dimopoulos and Pavlos Moraitis and Alexis Tsoukias, Extending Variable Importance in Preference Networks
• Chihiro Ono and Youichi Motomura and Hideki Asoh, A Study of Probabilistic Models for Integrating Collaborative and Content-based Recommendation
• Jason D. M. Rennie and Nati Srebro, Loss Functions for Preference Levels: Regression with Discrete Ordered Labels
• Wolf-Tilo Balke and Ulrich Güntzer, Efficient Skyline Queries under Weak Pareto Dominance
• Robert Morris and Paul Morris and Lina Khatib and Neil Yorke-Smith, Temporal Constraint Reasoning with Preferences and Probabilities