Multi-Attribute Utility Theory is a formal decision analysis framework within utility theory that models preferences over alternatives characterized by multiple attributes by constructing a utility function that aggregates individual attribute utilities into an overall utility, accounting for trade-offs and interactions among attributes under conditions of certainty or uncertainty.
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