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Proportionality in Approval-Based Participatory Budgeting

AAAI 2023 · Learning theory and algorithms › Submodular and game algorithms · approach: Committee voting rules · 13 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Parameterize MES by a DNS satisfaction functionMES · Approval-based participatory budgeting instances with DNS satisfaction functionsEJR-xHelped
Use MES parameterized by cardinality-based satisfactionMES · Approval-based participatory budgeting instances with DNS satisfaction functionsPJR-xHelped
Use sequential PhragménSequential Phragmén · Approval-based participatory budgeting instances with DNS satisfaction functionsPJR-xHelped
Use the maximin support methodMaximin support method · Approval-based participatory budgeting instances with DNS satisfaction functionsPJR-xHelped
Require EJR-1 simultaneously for cost-based and cardinality-based satisfactionAny voting rule · Approval-based participatory budgeting instancessimultaneous EJR-1Hurt
Add constraint C6 to priceability and require a price-system budget B greater than bPriceable outcomes · Approval-based participatory budgeting instances with DNS satisfaction functionsPJR-xHelped
Use cardinality-based MES with a satisfaction function that violates DNSMES[cardinality] · An approval-based participatory budgeting instancePJR-xHurt

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