Incremental utility elicitation with minimax regret decision criterion

Craig E. Boutilier

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Utility elicitation is a critical function of any automated decision aid, allowing decisions to be tailored to the preferences of a specific user. However, the size and complexity of utility functions often precludes full elicitation, requiring that decisions be made without full utility information.

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