In this paper we present algorithms to test a theory of stochastic preferences on binary choice data. For the general case, where preferences can be any strict linear order, a column generation algorithm is given. This algorithm can be easily adjusted to test for specific classes of preferences or to account for different kinds of data. We perform preliminary experiments showing the viability of this method. Furthermore, we look at the special case of single-peaked preferences and show that for this class, a test of stochastic preferences can be done in polynomial time by checking the data for a simple condition.status: publishe
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Revealed preference theory is a domain within economics that studies rationalizability of behavior b...
Transitivity is perhaps the most fundamental choice axiom and, therefore, almost all economic models...
Satisficing is a hugely influential model of boundedly rational choice, yet it cannot be easily test...
Single-Peaked preferences play an important role in the social choice literature. In this paper, we ...
In so-called random preference models of probabilistic choice, a decision maker chooses according to...
This paper develops new tools for the analysis of Random Utility Models (RUM). The leading applicati...
Single-Peaked preferences play an important role in the social choice literature. In this paper, we ...
Single-Peaked preferences play an important role in the social choice literature. In this paper, we ...
We develop a model of demand where consumers trade-off the utility of consumption against the disutil...
Motivated by the literature on preference elicitation and welfare analysis, Chapter I studies the p...
As Duncan Luce and other prominent scholars have pointed out on several occasions, testing algebraic...
We introduce the regularity and stochastic transitivity conditions, as necessary and well-behaved co...
We propose a new discrete choice model that generalizes the random utility model (RUM). We show that...
We model a boundedly rational agent who suffers from limited attention. The agent considers each fea...
The ability to uncover preferences from choices is fundamental for both positive economics and welfa...
Revealed preference theory is a domain within economics that studies rationalizability of behavior b...
Transitivity is perhaps the most fundamental choice axiom and, therefore, almost all economic models...
Satisficing is a hugely influential model of boundedly rational choice, yet it cannot be easily test...