Social Choice , Group Belief , Belief Merging , Knowledge Representation
Abstract:
We propose a probabilistic-logical framework for
group decision-making. Its main characteristic is
that we derive group preferences from agents’ beliefs and utilities rather than from their individual
preferences as done in social choice approaches.
This can be more appropriate when the individual
preferences hide too much of the individuals’ opinions that determined their preferences. We introduce three preference relations and investigate the
relationships between the group preferences and in-dividual and subgroup preferences.
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