Learning Various Classes of Models of Lexicographic Orderings

author: Jérôme Mengin, University of Toulouse III: Paul Sabatier

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0:00	Learning various classes of models of lexicographic orderings
0:29	Introduction (1)
2:37	Introduction (2)
3:39	Introduction (3)
4:41	Introduction (4)
5:31	Introduction (5)
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7:27	Introduction (6)
7:41	Introduction (7)
7:56	Introduction (7)
8:16	Learning unconditional lexicographic preferences (1)
8:38	Learning unconditional lexicographic preferences (2)
10:28	Learning unconditional lexicographic preferences (3)
10:47	Learning unconditional lexicographic preferences (4)
11:32	Learning unconditional lexicographic preferences (5)
12:10	Learning unconditional lexicographic preferences (6)
12:30	Learning unconditional lexicographic preferences (8)
13:24	Learning unconditional lexicographic preferences (9)
13:37	Learning unconditional lexicographic preferences (10)
13:43	Learning unconditional lexicographic preferences (11)
14:00	Learning unconditional lexicographic preferences (12)
14:11	Conditional local pref. / Unconditional variable importance (1)
14:38	Conditional local pref. / Unconditional variable importance (2)
15:28	Conditional local pref. / Unconditional variable importance (3)
15:37	Conditional local pref. / Unconditional variable importance (4)
15:40	Conditional local pref. / Unconditional variable importance (5)
15:50	Conditional local pref. / Unconditional variable importance (6)
16:00	Conditional local pref. / Unconditional variable importance (7)
16:10	Conditional local pref. & Conditional variable importance (1)
18:02	Conditional local pref. & Conditional variable importance (2)
18:44	Conditional local pref. & Conditional variable importance (3)
19:20	Unconditional local pref. / Conditional variable importance (1)
19:55	Unconditional local pref. / Conditional variable importance (3)
20:46	Quick recap
21:53	Related and future work
24:14	- Questions

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