The conference proceedings will be referenced on: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-41575-3.

Accepted Papers in Proceedings (Oral Presentations)

• Adil Chennaoui and Marc Paquet, Planning system of emergency services
• Paolo Viappiani and Christian Kroer, Robust Optimization of Recommendation Sets with the Maximin Utility Criterion
• Olivier Sobrie, Vincent Mousseau and Marc Pirlot, Learning a majority rule model from large sets of assignment examples
• Alessandro Agnetis, Gaia Nicosia, Andrea Pacifici and Ulrich Pferschy, Two agents competing for a shared machine
• Diederik Roijers, Shimon Whiteson and Frans Oliehoek, Computing Convex Coverage Sets for Multi-Objective Coordination Graphs
• Fred Roberts, Hans Chalupsky, Robert Demarco, Eduard Hovy, Paul Kantor, Alisa Matlin, Priyam Mitra, Birnur Ozbas, James Wojtowicz and Minge Xie, Estimating Violation Risk for Fisheries Regulations
• Geraldine Bous and Marc Pirlot, Learning multicriteria utility functions with random utility models
• Alexandru-Liviu Olteanu, Patrick Meyer and Raymond Bisdorff, Descriptive measures for sets of alternatives in Multiple Criteria Decision Aid
• Xudong Liu and Miroslaw Truszczynski, Aggregating Conditionally Lexicographic Preferences Using Answer Set Programming Solvers
• Noga Alon, Robert Bredereck, Jiehua Chen, Stefan Kratsch, Rolf Niedermeier and Gerhard J. Woeginger, How to Put Through Your Agenda in Collective Binary Decisions
• Julien Ah-Pine, Brice Mayag and Antoine Rolland, Identification of a 2-additive bi-capacity by using mathematical programming
• Alberto Colorni and Alexis Tsoukiàs, What is a Decision Problem?
• Walid Trabelsi, Nic Wilson and Derek Bridge, Comparative Preferences Induction Methods for Conversational Recommenders
• Pradeep Varakantham and Akshat Kumar, Optimization Approaches for Solving Chance Constrained Stochastic Orienteering Problems
• Umberto Grandi, Andrea Loreggia, Francesca Rossi, Kristen Brent Venable and Toby Walsh, Restricted Manipulation in Iterative Voting: Condorcet Efficiency and Borda Score
• Nicholas Mattei and Toby Walsh, PrefLib: A Library for Preferences
• Dorothea Baumeister, Gabor Erdelyi, Olivia Johanna Erdelyi and Jörg Rothe, Computational Aspects of Manipulation and Control in Judgment Aggregation
• Lea Deleris, Stephane Deparis, Bogdan Sacaleanu and Tounsi Lamia, Risk Information Extraction and Aggregation : Experimenting with Medline Abstracts
• Jérôme Lang and Marija Slavkovik, From judgment aggregation rules to voting rules
• Nathanael Barrot, Laurent Gourves, Jérôme Lang, Jerome Monnot and Bernard Ries, Possible and necessary winners in single-winner and multiwinner approval voting
• Ronald Hochreiter and Christoph Waldhauser, A stochastic simulation of the decision to retweet
• Herminia I. Calvete, Carmen Gale and Jose A. Iranzo, An Evolutionary Algorithm for the Biobjective Capacitated $m$-Ring Star Problem
• Marek Grzes, Pascal Poupart and Jesse Hoey, Controller Compilation and Compression for Resource Constrained Applications
• Matthew Spradling, Judy Goldsmith, Xudong Liu, Chandrima Dadi and Zhiyu Li, Roles and Teams Hedonic Game

Accepted Papers in Proceedings (Poster Presentations)

• Paolo Viappiani, Thompson Sampling for Bayesian Bandits with Resets
• Pradeep Varakantham, Na Fu, William Yeoh, Shih-Fen Cheng and Hoong Chuin Lau, Budgeted Personalized Incentive Approaches for Smoothing Out Congestion in Resource Networks
• Noureddine Aribi and Yahia Lebbah, Exact approaches for parameter elicitation in lexicographic ordering
• Richard Booth, Souhila Kaci and Tjitze Rienstra, Property-based Preferences in Abstract Argumentation
• Trung Thanh Nguyen and Joerg Rothe, How to Decrease the Degree of Envy in Allocations of Indivisible Goods
• Joshua T. Guerin, Thomas E. Allen and Judy Goldsmith, Learning CP-net Preferences Online from User Queries
• Ulle Endriss, Voting on Actions with Uncertain Outcomes
• Ganesh Ram Santhanam, Samik Basu and Vasant Honavar, Verifying Preferential Equivalence & Subsumption via Model Checking
• Yongjie Yang and Jiong Guo, Possible Winner Problems on Partial Tournaments: A Parameterized Study

Accepted Oral Presentations without Proceedings

• Markus Peters and Wolfgang Ketter, Towards autonomous decision-making: A probabilistic model for sparse multi-user preferences
• Stefano Moretti, An axiomatic approach to social ranking under coalitional power relations
• Stefan Eppe and Yves De Smet, Determining the exact conditions for rank reversal with PROMETHEE II
• David Rios, David Banks and Jesus Rios, Opponent modeling in adversarial risk analysis
• Nina Narodytska and Toby Walsh, The Computational Impact of Partial Votes on Strategic Voting
• Nicholas Mattei, Nina Narodytska and Toby Walsh, How hard is it to control an election by breaking ties?