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Voting with Preference Intensities

AAAI 2023 · Learning theory and algorithms › Submodular and game algorithms · approach: Committee voting rules · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use plurality rather than an arbitrary deterministic voting ruleTop α-decisive preferences · Top α-decisive preferencesdistortionNo clear effect
Use fdec, combining stable lottery with top-choice-focused selectionRandomized voting on top α-decisive preferences · Top α-decisive preferencesdistortionHelped
Assume decisiveness at every adjacent rank and use pluralityDeterministic voting · Uniform α-decisive preferencesdistortionHelped
Require agents to report all α-decisive preferencesDeterministic voting rules · Mandatory reporting of intensitiesstrict distortionMixed
Use randomized rules under mandatory intensity reportingRandomized voting rules · Mandatory reporting of intensitiesstrict distortionNo clear effect
Ignore voluntarily reported intensity informationIntensity-oblivious voting · Voluntary reporting of intensitiesPOIIHurt
Ignore mandatorily reported intensity informationDeterministic intensity-oblivious voting · Mandatory reporting of intensitiesPOIIHurt

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