… complete orders to semiorders completely changes the properties of classical aggregation
… of these methods, adapted to the case of semiorders. However, although the set of semior…

… Since <X, P> is a semiorder if and only if it is a semitransitive … , we conclude with comments
on the semiorder theorem in [1]. … To verify Property 5, suppose to the contrary of Property 5 …

… Some special properties … two monotonicity properties for the semiorder … property may be
impossible to satisfy for semiorders on countable sets. However, it follows from Theorems 6 and …

… the numerical representability of semiorders through a real-… –Suppes representability of
semiorders provided that a key … For instance, we may deal with the concept of a semiorder …

… semiorders. Our approach is to prove that every semiorder satisfying the 1/3-2/3 condition
has a property … that there are no finite 2-separated semiorders, and to classify completely the …

… semiorder embeds into a Z -line. As a corollary of this description, we derive the well known
fact that the dimension of a strict semiorder … we discuss the three properties that it must satisfy…

Semiorders may form the simplest class of partially ordered … uniform-threshold feature of
semiorders have been studied in … orders, bisemiorders, split semiorders, unit tolerance orders, …

… Following Scott and Suppes (1958), by a semiorder we will mean a relational system (A, P),
where … we will first present some of the fundamental properties of semiorders (see Scott and …

… always a desirable property for … a semiorder, is widely consider to be a more adequate
model of preference. In this paper we essentially re-construct revision functions using semiorders …

… n = 2 the (.) property is too strict for aggregation of semiorders. In the next observation Pi are
… semiorders, there does not exist a representable semiorder P which satisfies the (.) property…