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Strategyproofness

In mechanism design, a strategyproof (SP) mechanism is a game form in which each player has a weakly-dominant strategy, so that no player can gain by "spying" over the other players to know what they are going to play. When the players have private information (e.g. their type or their value to some item), and the strategy space of each player consists…

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Truthfulness of randomized mechanisms

False-name-proofness

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Strategyproofness

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Avg. degree1.94
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Strategyproofness

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related to False-name-proofness · 7
Strategyproofness → Clarke, False-name-proofness, Groves, In, This, VCG, Vickrey
related to Obvious strategyproofness · 5
Strategyproofness → In, Obvious, OSP, Other, The
related to Outcome-function characterization · 4
Strategyproofness → Hence, Outcome, SP, The
see also · 2
Strategyproofness → Group, Incentive

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mechanism displaystyle agent sp player truthful outcome every players strategyproof vector -i called two agents function one truthfulness probability also

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multiple e-mail addresses.False-name-proofness means that there is no incentive for any of the players to issue false-name-bidsinstance ofbids submitted by a single bidder using multiple identifiers0.80text
Strategyproofnessrelated to False-name-proofnessFalse-name-proofness0.60section
Strategyproofnessrelated to False-name-proofnessThis0.60section
Strategyproofnessrelated to False-name-proofnessIn0.60section
Strategyproofnessrelated to False-name-proofnessVickrey0.60section
Strategyproofnessrelated to False-name-proofnessClarke0.60section
Strategyproofnessrelated to False-name-proofnessGroves0.60section
Strategyproofnessrelated to False-name-proofnessVCG0.60section
Strategyproofnessrelated to Obvious strategyproofnessObvious0.60section
Strategyproofnessrelated to Obvious strategyproofnessOSP0.60section
Strategyproofnessrelated to Obvious strategyproofnessThe0.60section
Strategyproofnessrelated to Obvious strategyproofnessIn0.60section

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