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- In mechanism design, a strategyproof (SP) mechanism is a game form in which each player has a weakly-dominant strategy, so that no player can gain by...
- anonymous and strategyproof for all single-peaked preferences if it is equivalent to a median rule with at most n+1 phantoms. A rule is strategyproof for all...
- best defends her opinions. We then say that approval voting is not strategyproof: once the voter has identified her own preferences, she does not have...
- routing problems, this mechanism is not only strategyproof, but also the minimum among all strategyproof mechanisms. In the case of network flows, unicast...
- agents' preferences are single-peaked, the median rule is strategyproof, and even group strategyproof. ****uming further that each agent's utility function...
- network Scalability Sorting network Space syntax Spanning tree protocol Strategyproof Structural cohesion Vickrey–Clarke–Groves Tree and hypertree networks...
- preferences (where the median rule is strategyproof) and dichotomous preferences (where approval or score voting are strategyproof). With large electoral districts...
- Brandt and Geist used this approach to prove an impossibility about strategyproof tournament solutions. Other authors used this technology to prove new...
- social choice rule that treats all voters equally while still being strategyproof in all situations. Its application to elections was first described...
- independence of irrelevant alternatives. Gibbard's theorem shows that any strategyproof game form (i.e. one with a dominant strategy) with more than two outcomes...