Proportional Belief Merging
@inproceedings{Haret2020ProportionalBM, title={Proportional Belief Merging}, author={Adrian Haret and M. Lackner and Andreas Pfandler and J. Wallner}, booktitle={AAAI}, year={2020} }
In this paper we introduce proportionality to belief merging. Belief merging is a framework for aggregating information presented in the form of propositional formulas, and it generalizes many aggregation models in social choice. In our analysis, two incompatible notions of proportionality emerge: one similar to standard notions of proportionality in social choice, the other more in tune with the logic-based merging setting. Since established merging operators meet neither of these… CONTINUE READING
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