In this work, we propose to model Multi-Experts Multi-CriteriaDecision-Making (MEMCDM) problems using Abstract Argumentation Frameworks. We specifically design our model so as to ensure fairness and rationality in the decision-making process. For instance, when, of two expert’s decisions, one is unfair, we impose an attack between these two decisions, forcing one of the two decisions out of the argumentation network’s resulting extensions. Similarly, we specifically put irrational decisions in opposition to force one out. In doing so, we aim to enable the prediction of decisions that are themselves fair and rational. Our model is illustrated on a toy example.

Abstract argumentation frameworks to promote fairness and rationality in multi-experts multi-criteria decision making

BISTARELLI, Stefano
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SANTINI, FRANCESCO
2018

Abstract

In this work, we propose to model Multi-Experts Multi-CriteriaDecision-Making (MEMCDM) problems using Abstract Argumentation Frameworks. We specifically design our model so as to ensure fairness and rationality in the decision-making process. For instance, when, of two expert’s decisions, one is unfair, we impose an attack between these two decisions, forcing one of the two decisions out of the argumentation network’s resulting extensions. Similarly, we specifically put irrational decisions in opposition to force one out. In doing so, we aim to enable the prediction of decisions that are themselves fair and rational. Our model is illustrated on a toy example.
2018
978-3-319-61752-7
978-3-319-61753-4
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