This editorial of the special issue “Representing, Processing, and Learning Preferences:
Theoretical and Practical Challenges” surveys past and ongoing research on preferences in …

In the last decades, most works in the literature have been devoted to study argumentation
formalisms that focus on a defeat relation among arguments. Recently, the study of a support …

In this paper, we extend the basic abstract argumentation framework proposed by Dung, by
taking into account two independent kinds of interaction between arguments: a defeat …

Abstract KS 0, Λ, Ξ, Ω and negative particle h− yields and transverse mass spectra,
measured at central rapidity in p-Pb and Pb-Pb collisions at 158 A GeV/c, are presented and …

In this article, we propose a survey of the use of bipolarity in argumentation frameworks. On
the one hand, the notion of bipolarity relies on the presence of two kinds of entities that have …

This position paper discusses the role of the existing body of fuzzy set aggregation
operations in various kinds of problems where the process of fusion of items coming from …

Possibilistic logic is a weighted logic introduced and developed since the mid-1980s, in the
setting of artificial intelligence, with a view to develop a simple and rigorous approach to …

This chapter provides the reader with a presentation of preference modelling fundamental
notions as well as some recent results in this field. Preference modelling is an inevitable …

We introduce the notion of combinatorial vote, where a group of agents (or voters) is
supposed to express preferences and come to a common decision concerning a set of non …

In most existing argumentation systems, only one kind of interaction is considered between
arguments. It is the so-called attack relation. However, recent studies on argumentation [23 …