Titlebook: Health Literacy From A Health Ethnology Perspective; An Analysis of Every Uwe H. Bittlingmayer,Zeynep Islertas,Diana Sahrai Book 2023 The E

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Uwe H. Bittlingmayer,Zeynep Islertas,Elias Sahrai,Stefanie Harsch,Isabella Bertschi,Diana Sahrai the choice of her future University studies. We present Alice’s performance tableau—potential foreign language study programs, her decision objectives, performance criteria and performance evaluations—and build a best choice recommendation for her. A thorough robustness analysis confirms a very bes

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sign of the selection method. If the representation of valuations of available alternatives is subject to invariance under linear scaling, such as the choice of the unit of measurement, a sensible way to compare choices is to compare weighted sums of individual valuations corresponding to these choi

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Uwe H. Bittlingmayer,Zeynep Islertas,Elias Sahrai,Stefanie Harsch,Isabella Bertschi,Diana Sahrais. We investigate the use of a new class of optimization criteria to determine the set of winning candidates, namely mixture operators. In a nutshell, mixture operators are similar to weighted means where the numerical weights are replaced by weighting functions. In this paper: (1) we give the mathe

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Uwe H. Bittlingmayer,Zeynep Islertas,Elias Sahrai,Stefanie Harsch,Isabella Bertschi,Diana Sahraients can take part in at most one activity (for instance, since these take place simultaneously), and there are additional constraints on the number of agents that can participate in an activity. In such a setting we consider the task of assigning agents to activities in a reasonable way. We introdu

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Uwe H. Bittlingmayer,Zeynep Islertas,Elias Sahrai,Stefanie Harsch,Isabella Bertschi,Diana Sahraie agents? preferences depend both on the activity and the number of participants in that activity. In particular, the preferences are given by means of strict orders over such pairs ?(activity, group size)?, including the possibility ?do nothing?. Our goal will be to assign agents to activities on b

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y a set of optimal outcomes rather than a single winning outcome. We assume that preferences may be ranked (differ in importance), and we use the Pareto principle adjusted to the case of ranked preferences as the preference aggregation rule. For two important classes of preferences, representing the

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Uwe H. Bittlingmayer,Zeynep Islertas,Elias Sahrai,Stefanie Harsch,Isabella Bertschi,Diana Sahrai-Satterthwaite theorem states that in principle every non-trivial voting rule with at least three candidates is susceptible to manipulation. Since the seminal paper by Bartholdi, Tovey, and Trick in 1989, (coalitional) manipulation has been shown .-hard for many voting rules. However, under single-p

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