Project: Manipulability of voting rules
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Probabilistic Models
Voting procedures
Indices of manipulability
Multi-valued Choice and
Extended Preferences
Results of voting procedures
Team
References
Properties of voting rules
Degree of Manipulability
Decisiveness
Resoluteness
Freedom of Manipulability
(I
1
: I
1
+
, I
1
0
, I
1
-
)
Efficiency of Manipulability
Compare properties
Manipulability Minimum
Index Extremum
Index vs. Index for Rule
Index vs. Index for Voters
Pareto non-dominated rules
Resoluteness distribution
Sequential Elimination
Sequential Elimination 1
Sequential Elimination 2
Comparison Table
Index vs. Lambda
Coalitional NK Index vs. Agents
Coalitional NK Index vs. Lambda
Index vs. Agents
Decisiveness vs. Agents
Resoluteness vs. Agents
Decisiveness vs. Lambda
Resoluteness vs. Lambda
Index vs. Index for Voters
Experimental
Freedom of Manipulability I
1
Manipulability freedom Maximum I
1
0
Exact Manipulation
Reference Plot
Reference Plot for
Large number of agents
Transition Matrix
Correlation Matrix
Exact vs. Approximate
Large number of agents
Condorcet domains /
"Never" conditions
Individual profile manipulation
Coalitional manipulability
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Sequential Elimination Rules (Index vs Lambda (fraction))
Model
Model 1
Model 2
Index
NK-Index
Culture
IC
IAC
Alternatives
3
Extended preferences
Leximin
Leximax
Risk-averse
Risk-lover
Weak Kelly
Weak GardenforsZwicker
Weak EU
Weak Original Preferences
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Each 10 Datapoints
Each 20 Datapoints
Each 50 Datapoints
Each 100 Datapoints
Number of Voters
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Decimal fractions
Coalition size constraint
NKMax
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Rules
SR
SER1
SER2
SER3
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