Modeling Human Decision Making with Defeasible Logic Programming

Autores
Sapino, Maximiliano; Ferretti, Edgardo; Mariñelarena Dondena, Luciana; Errecalde, Marcelo Luis
Año de publicación
2020
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Decision making is an active research topic in several disciplines and it can be studied in as many ways as different research areas face the problems in this field of study. In Computer Science, decision-making problems have been mainly tackled from the research field of Artificial Intelligence; and Argumentation has contributed with its unique strengths. In this work, following a pychological perspective we show the adequacy of Defeasible Logic Programming to model the Dictator Game by emulating the answers contained in a survey we conducted. The Dictator Game is a well-known problem belonging to the field of experimental economic studies related to human decision making. Moreover, the obtained model is simpler than other leading approaches in the area.
Workshop: WASI – Agentes y Sistemas Inteligentes
Red de Universidades con Carreras en Informática
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Ciencias Informáticas
Human decision making
Defeasible logic programming
Experimental economic studies
Dictator game
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Modeling Human Decision Making with Defeasible Logic Programming
title Modeling Human Decision Making with Defeasible Logic Programming
spellingShingle Modeling Human Decision Making with Defeasible Logic Programming
Sapino, Maximiliano
Ciencias Informáticas
Human decision making
Defeasible logic programming
Experimental economic studies
Dictator game
title_short Modeling Human Decision Making with Defeasible Logic Programming
title_full Modeling Human Decision Making with Defeasible Logic Programming
title_fullStr Modeling Human Decision Making with Defeasible Logic Programming
title_full_unstemmed Modeling Human Decision Making with Defeasible Logic Programming
title_sort Modeling Human Decision Making with Defeasible Logic Programming
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Sapino, Maximiliano
Ferretti, Edgardo
Mariñelarena Dondena, Luciana
Errecalde, Marcelo Luis
author Sapino, Maximiliano
author_facet Sapino, Maximiliano
Ferretti, Edgardo
Mariñelarena Dondena, Luciana
Errecalde, Marcelo Luis
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Mariñelarena Dondena, Luciana
Errecalde, Marcelo Luis
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Informáticas
Human decision making
Defeasible logic programming
Experimental economic studies
Dictator game
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Human decision making
Defeasible logic programming
Experimental economic studies
Dictator game
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Workshop: WASI – Agentes y Sistemas Inteligentes
Red de Universidades con Carreras en Informática
description Decision making is an active research topic in several disciplines and it can be studied in as many ways as different research areas face the problems in this field of study. In Computer Science, decision-making problems have been mainly tackled from the research field of Artificial Intelligence; and Argumentation has contributed with its unique strengths. In this work, following a pychological perspective we show the adequacy of Defeasible Logic Programming to model the Dictator Game by emulating the answers contained in a survey we conducted. The Dictator Game is a well-known problem belonging to the field of experimental economic studies related to human decision making. Moreover, the obtained model is simpler than other leading approaches in the area.
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