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10 results for "Fall 2022 Econ CS Seminars"

10 results for "Fall 2022 Econ CS Seminars"

Sampling partitions, with applications to redistricting

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Speaker: Moon Duchin from the MGGG Redistricting Lab at Tufts. She will be speaking in-person on: Sa mpling partitions, with applications to redistricting Abstract: In the world of gerrymandering, there are many reasons to want to take a “representative...

On the Hardness of Dominant Strategy Mechanism Design

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Shiri Ron (Weizmann Institute) will be speaking in-person: On the Hardness of Dominant Strategy Mechanism Design Abstract: We study the communication complexity of dominant strategy implementations of combinatorial auctions. We start with two domains that...

Learning-Robust Mechanisms and the Coordination Bias

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Speaker: Martino Banchio Title: Learning-Robust Mechanisms and the Coordination Bias Abstract: We develop a theoretical model to study strategic interactions between adaptive learning algorithms. Applying continuous-time techniques, we uncover the...

Strategyproofness-Exposing Mechanism Descriptions

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This Friday, 1pm-2pm in SEC 1.413, Clayton Thomas (Princeton) will be speaking in-person on: Strategyproofness-Exposing Mechanism Descriptions Abstract: A menu description defines a mechanism to player i in two steps. Step (1) uses the reports of other...

Stability, Fairness and the Pursuit of Happiness

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Gerdus Benade (BU) will be speaking in-person on his paper: Abstract: Top-k recommendations are ubiquitous, but are they stable? We study whether, given complete information, buyers and sellers prefer to continue participating in a platform using top-k...

The Smoothed and Semi-Random Possibilities of Social Choice

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Lirong Xia (RPI) will be speaking over Zoom on: The Smoothed and Semi-Random Possibilities of Social Choice Abstract: Social choice studies how to aggregate agents' preferences to make a collective decision. It plays a critical role in many group decision...

Controlling Cooperation in Strategic Environments

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This Friday, 1pm-2pm in SEC 1.413, we will be having our final EconCS seminar of the semester, featuring Andreas Haupt from MIT. He will be speaking in-person on: Controlling Cooperation in Strategic Environments Abstract: In many strategic environments...