Modeling Decisions for Artificial Intelligence: 6th International Conference, MDAI 2009, Awaji Island, Japan, November 30-December 2, 2009, Proceeding [Paperback]

This book constitutes the proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Modeling Decisions for Artificial Intelligence, MDAI 2009, held on Awaji Island, Japan, in November/December 2009. The 28 papers presented in this book together with 5 invited talks were carefully reviewed and selected from 61 submissions. The topics covered are aggregation operators, fuzzy measures and game theory; decision making; clustering and similarity; computational intelligence and optimization; and machine learning.Invited Papers.- Interactive Robust Multiobjective Optimization Driven by Decision Rule Preference Model.- g-BDI: A Graded Intensional Agent Model for Practical Reasoning.- Modeling Ambiguity Averse Behavior of Individual Decision Making: Prospect Theory under Uncertainty.- Generalized Bags, Bag Relations, and Applications to Data Analysis and Decision Making.- The Relationship between Interval, Fuzzy and Possibilistic Optimization.- Regular Papers.- Decision Making in Voting Games: An Insight into Theory and Practice.- A Lyapunov-Type Theorem for Nonadditive Vector Measures.- A Formal Theory of Cooperative TU-Games.- The Functionality-Security-Privacy Game.- Toward the Theory of Cooperative Games under Incomplete Information.- Comparison of Data Structures for Computing Formal Concepts.- Using Conditional Random Fields for Decision-Theoretic Planning.- Interactive Decision Making for Hierarchical Multiobjective Linear Programming Problems.- A Perception-Based Portfolio Under Uncertainty: Minimization of Average Rates of Falling.- A Differential Evolution Based Time-Frequency Atom Decomposition for Analyzing Emitter signals.- Combining Various Methods of Automated User Decision and Preferences Modelling.- Target-Oriented Decision Analysis with Different Target Preferences.- A Novel Method for Multibiometric Fusion Based on FAR and FRR.- Performance Evaluation of TEWA Systems for Improved Decision Support.- Discounting and Combination Scheme in Evidence Theory for Dealinglc$