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Qualitative Decision Theory and Interactive (Extended Abstract)

This paper provides an overview of recent work on qualitative approaches to decision theory. There is a good deal of basic work to be done on the ideas that are emerging from this work before we can apply them with much confidence in interactive problem solving. This abstract does not claim to do that work; it is meant to provide some references to the literature and a startingpoint for discussion. Disclaimer The 1997 AAAI Spring Symposium on qualitative decision theory revealed an emerging field with some promising ideas and potentially important applications. Unfortunately, there is still a large gap between the two. The most important trends that I can identify are still grappling in one way or another with the challenge of reworking a field that provides powerful theoretical arguments for representations of preferences