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Weighted Voting Via No-Regret Learning

AAAI 2018 · Bandits and online learning › Online convex optimization and games · approach: Online decision-making with feedback structure · 8 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use randomized single-voter weights updated from full-information lossesAny anonymous voting rule · Full informationregret: O(\sqrt{T \ln(n)})Helped
Use randomized single-voter weights with importance-weighted updates from observed winner lossAny anonymous voting rule · Partial informationregret: O(\sqrt{T n \ln(n)})Helped
Keep the weights deterministic and use a voting rule that is a distribution over unilateralsFull-information weighting scheme · Full information; distributions over unilateralsregret: O(\sqrt{T \ln(n)})Helped
Keep the weights deterministic and use a voting rule that is a distribution over unilateralsPartial-information weighting scheme · Partial information; distributions over unilateralsregret: O(\sqrt{T n \ln(n)})Helped
Use a deterministic weighting scheme with a deterministic rule that is not constant on unanimous profilesDeterministic voting rule · Full information and partial informationregret: \Omega(T)Hurt
Use a deterministic weighting scheme with a probabilistically Condorcet-consistent ruleRandomized voting rule · Full informationregret: \Omega(T)Hurt

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