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Deep preference learning for multiple criteria decision analysis

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Krzysztof Martyn *
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Miłosz Kadziński
DOI:10.1016/j.ejor.2022.06.053delete
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We propose preference learning algorithms for inferring the parameters of a threshold-based sorting model from large sets of assignment examples. The introduced framework is adjusted to different scores originally used in Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA). They include Ordered Weighted Average, an additive value function, the Choquet integral, a distance from the ideal and anti-ideal alternatives, and Net Flow Scores built on the results of outranking-based pairwise comparisons. As a concrete application of these models, we use Artificial Neural Networks with up to five hidden layers. Their components and architecture are designed to ensure high interpretability, which supports the models' acceptance by do-main experts. To learn the most favorable values of all parameters at once, we use a variant of a gradient descent optimization algorithm called AdamW. In this way, we make the MCDA methods suitable for han-dling vast, inconsistent information. The extensive experiments on various benchmark problems indicate that the introduced algorithms are competitive in predictive accuracy quantified in terms of Area Un-der Curve and the 0/1 loss. In this regard, some approaches outperform the state-of-the-art algorithms, including generalizations of logistic regression, mathematical programming, rule ensemble and tree in-duction algorithms, or dedicated heuristics.(c) 2022 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keyword:
Multiple criteria decision aiding
Preference learning
Artificial neural networks
Multiple criteria sorting
Preference disaggregation

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European Journal of Operational Research 封面图
European Journal of Operational Research
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6
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2.2W
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Poznan University of Technology
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