Keywords
choice function
logical form
Relación binaria
función de elección
forma lógica
How to Cite
Abstract
Binary relations and choice functions are two different tools for describing DM preferences on a finite set of alternatives. Normal choice functions are the link between these two tools. These choice functions are easily identified using the logical form. In this paper, we analyse normal choice functions from the viewpoint of their logical form.
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