Approximately Strategyproof Tournament Rules in the Probabilistic Setting

Approximately Strategyproof Tournament Rules in the Probabilistic Setting

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12th Innovations in Theoretical Computer Science Conference (ITCS 2021)
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Approximately Strategyproof Tournament Rules in the Probabilistic Setting

Kimberly Ding (Princeton University)
S. Matthew Weinberg (Princeton University)



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