An interactive procedure for learning about preferences: Case study of a portfolio manager
Vijay M. Jog, Wojtek Michalowski · Journal of Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis · 1994
Abstract This paper presents a new interactive procedure for learning and interpreting the choices available to a decision maker confronted with a discrete decision problem. The procedure guides a decision maker through the evaluation process, has an ability ‘to learn’ from previous choices and generates a set of rules that describe a decision maker's posterior preferences. The validity of the procedure was tested by creating an investment portfolio. The emphasis of the application is on assisting the portfolio manager to determine the decision consistency of a given portfolio selection process.