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Deriving consensus in multiagent systems
Eithan Ephrati
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Jeffrey S. Rosenschein
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The Rachel and Selim Benin School of Engineering and Computer Science
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Multi-agent Systems
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Tax Mechanism
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Multi-agent Environment
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Attractive Alternatives
50%
Individual Rationality
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Group Choice
50%
Choice Mechanisms
50%
Builders
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Decision Process
50%
Practical Implementation
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Economic Decisions
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Heterogeneous Agents
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Automated Agents
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Voting Process
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Non-manipulability
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Consensus Mechanism
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Multi-agent Consensus
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Full Information
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Computer Science
Multi Agent Systems
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multi-agent
100%
Manipulability
33%
Consensus Mechanism
33%
Decision Process
33%
Desirable Property
33%
Decision Making
33%
Social Sciences
Taxation
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Maximization
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Decision Process
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Decision Making
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