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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Preference modelling"”.
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Preference modelling with a graph theoretic approach
A preferenciák modellezésében, a döntéselméletben, de még a sportokban is rendkívül fontos szerep jut a páros összehasonlításoknak. Az egyik legnépszerűbb többszempontú döntési módszertan, az Analytic Hierarchy Process, esetében ezeket az összehasonlításokat egy mátrixba rendezzük, ami egy páros …
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Preference modelling approaches based on cumulative functions using simulation with applications
… Theory (EUT) plays an important role in ranking preferences for various alternative options. Despite its wide use, this model is appropriate only when random variables representing the alternative options are normally distributed and the utility function to be maximized is quadratic; both are …
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Investigation of an intelligent personalised service recommendation system in an IMS based cellular mobile network
… enough to match user’s unique needs and preferences to provide a truly personalised service tailored for the individual user. In the first part of this thesis, the importance and role of personalisation in future mobile networks is studied. This is followed, by an agent based futuristic …
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Encouraging Inactive Users towards Effective Recommendation
… when some of them have different opinion or preferences towards certain items (e.g. topics). Some of the users in the social network might have dynamic preferences due to certain situations. With these differences in opinion amongst the users, some of the users might decide to become either …
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Preference inference based on lexicographic and Pareto models
Preferences play a crucial part in decision making. When supporting a user in making a decision, it is important to analyse the user’s preference information to compute good recommendations or solutions. However, often it is impractical or impossible to obtain complete knowledge on preferences. …