Incomplete Preferences is a decision-theoretic construct in which the preference relation over a set of alternatives is not total, meaning that for some pairs of alternatives, the decision maker is unable to rank one as at least as preferred as the other, reflecting absence of subjective probabilities or utilities necessary for complete comparisons under uncertainty or ambiguity.
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Nontransitive preferences in decision theory
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