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Level-Strategyproof Belief Aggregation and Application to Majority Judgment under Uncertainty

Offered By: Math TAU via YouTube

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Game Theory Courses

Course Description

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Explore a comprehensive talk on level-strategyproof belief aggregation and its application to majority judgment under uncertainty. Delve into expert predictions, social choice theory, and monetary transfers. Examine budget aggregation, phantom movie mechanisms, and key concepts like cumulative probability, preservation of certainty, and plausibility preservation. Investigate phantom functions, characterization of methods, order functions, and order cumulative. Learn about middlemost cumulative, extension, majority judgments, and their properties. Gain valuable insights into this complex topic through examples and in-depth analysis presented by Rida Laraki in the One World Mathematical Game Theory seminar.

Syllabus

Introduction
Motivation
Expert predictions
Social Choice Theory
Monetary Transfers
Budget Aggregation
Phantom movie mechanisms
Example
Characterization
Model
Main Definition
Cumulative Probability
Preservation of certainty
Plausibility preservation
Phantom functions
Characterization of methods
Order functions
Order cumulative
Middlemost cumulative
Extension
Majority judgments
Data
Properties


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Math TAU

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