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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('48','SBG-INFORSID15','abstract','Les systèmes de marché Crowdsourcing (CMS) sont des plateformes qui permettent à quelqu''un de publier des tâches afin qu''elles soient accomplies par d''autres. Récemment, un type de CMS est apparu dans lequel des tâches spatio-temporelles doivent être accomplies par des personnes dans une fenêtre de temps et un lieu précis. Dans cet article, nous présentons le Problème de Recommandation de Trajectoires Utiles (PRTU), qui permet à une personne qui veut se déplacer d''accomplir des tâches spatio-temporelles pour lesquelles elle montre une grande affinité et/ou aptitude, sans compromettre son arrivée dans les temps à destination. Nous démontrons que le PRTU est NP-complet (dans sa version décisionnelle) et lui proposons un algorithme exact. En outre, nous proposons une architecture de référence pour aider dans l''emploi de la recommandation de ces trajectoires dans un CMS réel. Enfin, nos expérimentations montrent que l''algorithme proposé est une solution faisable pour les instances de PRTU ayant quelques centaines de tâches ou moins.');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('125','BFLL-MFI05','bstract','De nombreuses activités industrielles ou de recherche ont un coût tel qu''il est souvent avantageux pour les agents concernés de cofinancer la construction ou l''acquisition d''une ressource commmune nécessaire à l''activité. Cette ressource devra ensuite être exploitée en commun, donc partagée. Les règles de partage devront prendre en compte des préférences antagonistes : chaque agent veut maximiser sa propre satisfaction, tandis que collectivement, on recherche des décisions équitables et exploitant au mieux la ressource. Nous proposons dans cet article un modèle formel du problème de partage de biens indivisibles, sans possibilité de compensations monétaires, et avec des contraintes d''admissibilité quelconques. Ce modèle est appliqué à un cas concret, celui du partage de ressources satellitaires.');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_identity (identifier,name,firstname,von,junior) VALUES ('38','Kaelbling','Leslie Pack','','');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_identity (identifier,name,firstname,von,junior) VALUES ('39','Saffiotti','Alessandro','','');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('132','BL-IJCAI05','abstract','We study fair division of indivisible goods among agents from the point of view of compact representation and computational complexity. We identify the complexity of several problems, including that of deciding whether there exists an efficient and envy-free allocation when preferences are represented in a succinct way. We also draw connections to nonmonotonic reasoning.');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_identity (identifier,name,firstname,von,junior) VALUES ('42','Koenig','Sven','','');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_identity (identifier,name,firstname,von,junior) VALUES ('43','Kraus','Sarit','','');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_identity (identifier,name,firstname,von,junior) VALUES ('44','Singh','Munindar P.','','');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('141','BLFL-AAMAS05','abstract','Many industrial or research activities are so expensive that it is often benefitable for the involved agents to cofund the construction or the purchase of a common required resource. This resource will then be exploited in common, therefore in a shared way. The rules for resource sharing should take account of the possibly antagonistic preferences: each agent wants to maximize its own satisfaction, whereas, from the collective point of view, decisions which both are equitable and exploit the resources in an optimal way are looked for. We give in this article a formal model for indivisible goods resource sharing without monetary compensations and with arbitrary admissibility constraints. We also give some complexity results about this model. The model is applied to a real-world case, namely satellite resource sharing.');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_entry (entry_key,year,title,type) VALUES ('BL-JFPC06','2006','Un algorithme de programmation par contraintes pour la recherche d''allocations leximin-optimales','inproceedings');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('147','BL-JFPC06','abstract','Dans le cadre de la programmation par contraintes, nous proposons un algorithme résolvant le problème suivant : allouer d''une manière équitable et efficace un ensemble fini d''objets à des agents ayant chacun leurs utilités propres, sous des contraintes d''admissibilité. L''algorithme calcule une allocation maximisant l''ordre leximin sur les profils d''utilités des agents. Nous décrivons de plus le domaine d''application qui a motivé ces travaux : le partage de ressources satellitaires. Nous en extrayons un problème simple et précis d''allocation équitable, qui nous sert de base, grâce à un générateur de jeux de tests, pour l''évaluation de l''algorithme proposé. Deux implantations de l''algorithme sont comparées, l''une en programmation par contrainte « pure », avec Choco, l''autre en programmation linéaire mixte avec Cplex.');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_identity (identifier,name,firstname,von,junior) VALUES ('48','Prestwich','Steven','','');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_identity (identifier,name,firstname,von,junior) VALUES ('49','Hnich','Brahim','','');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('164','BL-ECAIWS06','bstract','We propose two constraint programming algorithms for solving the following problem: fairly and efficiently allocate a finite set of objects to a set of agents, each one having their own utilities, under admissibility constraints. Our algorithms compute an allocation maximizing the leximin order on the utility profiles of the agents. Our main contribution is the use of a cardinality meta-constraint on the one hand, and an adaptation of an existing algorithm for enforcing a multiset ordering constraint on the other hand. Moreover, we describe the application domain that motivated this work: sharing of satellite resources. We extract from this real-world application a simple and precise fair allocation problem that allows for testing and evaluating our algorithms, using a benchmark generator. The implementations of both algorithms have been tested using the constraints programming tool Choco, and a translation of the first algorithm to integer linear programming has been tested using Cplex.');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_identity (identifier,name,firstname,von,junior) VALUES ('52','Roy','Bernard','','');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('181','BL-JAIR08','abstract','We consider the problem of allocating fairly a set of indivisible goods among agents from the point of view of compact representation and computational complexity. We start by assuming that agents have dichotomous preferences expressed by propositional formulae. We express efficiency and envy-freeness in a logical setting, which reveals unexpected connections to nonmonotonic reasoning. Then we identify the complexity of determining whether there exists an efficient and envy-free allocation, for several notions of efficiency, when preferences are represented in a succinct way (as well as restrictions of this problem). We first study the problem under the assumption that preferences are dichotomous, and then in the general case.');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_entry (entry_key,year,title,type) VALUES ('BEL-IJCAI09','2009','Conditional Importance Networks: A Graphical Language for Representing Ordinal, Monotonic Preferences over Sets of Goods','inproceedings');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('187','BEL-IJCAI09','abstract','While there are several languages for representing combinatorial preferences over sets of alternatives, none of these are well-suited to the representation of ordinal preferences over sets of goods (which are typically required to be monotonic). We propose such a language, taking inspiration from previous work on graphical languages for preference representation, specifically CP-nets, and introduce conditional importance networks (CI-nets). A CI-net includes statements of the form "if I have a set A of goods, and I do not have any of the goods from some other set B, then I prefer the set of goods C over the set of goods D." We investigate expressivity and complexity issues for CI-nets. Then we show that CI-nets are well-suited to the description of fair division problems.');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_entry (entry_key,year,title,type) VALUES ('BL-AIJ09','2009','Computing leximin-optimal solutions in constraint networks','article');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('193','BL-AIJ09','volume','173');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('197','BL-AIJ09','abstract','In many real-world multiobjective optimization problems one needs to find solutions or alternatives that provide a fair compromise between different conflicting objective functions--which could be criteria in a multicriteria context, or agent utilities in a multiagent context--while being efficient (i.e. informally, ensuring the greatest possible overall agents'' satisfaction). This is typically the case in problems implying human agents, where fairness and efficiency requirements must be met. Preference handling, resource allocation problems are another examples of the need for balanced compromises between several conflicting objectives. A way to characterize good solutions in such problems is to use the leximin preorder to compare the vectors of objective values, and to select the solutions which maximize this preorder. In this article, we describe five algorithms for finding leximin-optimal solutions using constraint programming. Three of these algorithms are original. Other ones are adapted, in constraint programming settings, from existing works. The algorithms are compared experimentally on three benchmark problems.');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_entry (entry_key,year,title,type) VALUES ('BEL-ECAI10','2010','Fair Division under Ordinal Preferences: Computing Envy-Free Allocations of Indivisible Goods','inproceedings');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('204','BEL-ECAI10','abstract','We study the problem of fairly dividing a set of goods amongst a group of agents, when those agents have preferences that are ordinal relations over alternative bundles of goods (rather than utility functions) and when our knowledge of those preferences is incomplete. The incompleteness of the preferences stems from the fact that each agent reports their preferences by means of an expression of bounded size in a compact preference representation language. Specifically, we assume that each agent only provides a ranking of individual goods (rather than of bundles). In this context, we consider the algorithmic problem of deciding whether there exists an allocation that is possibly (or necessarily) envy-free, given the incomplete preference information available, if in addition some mild economic efficiency criteria need to be satisfied. We provide simple characterisations, giving rise to simple algorithms, for some instances of the problem, and computational complexity results, establishing the intractability of the problem, for others. ');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('353','BBLNNR-JAAMAS17','abstract','We define a family of rules for dividing <math>m</math> indivisible goods among agents, parameterized by a scoring vector and a social welfare aggregation function. We assume that agents'' preferences over sets of goods are additive, but that the input is ordinal: each agent reports her preferences simply by ranking single goods. Similarly to positional scoring rules in voting, a scoring vector <math>s = (s<sub>1</sub>, &hellip; , s<sub>m</sub>)</math> consists of <math>m</math> nonincreasing, nonnegative weights, where <math>s<sub>i</sub></math> is the score of a good assigned to an agent who ranks it in position <math>i</math>. The global score of an allocation for an agent is the sum of the scores of the goods assigned to her. The social welfare of an allocation is the aggregation of the scores of all agents, for some aggregation function <math>&#9733;</math> such as, typically, <math>+</math> or <math>min</math>. The rule associated with <math>s</math> and <math>&#9733;</math> maps a profile to (one of) the allocation(s) maximizing social welfare. After defining this family of rules, and focusing on some key examples, we investigate some of the social-choice-theoretic properties of this family of rules, such as various kinds of monotonicity, and separability. Finally, we focus on the computation of winning allocations, and on their approximation: we show that for commonly used scoring vectors and aggregation functions this problem is NP-hard and we exhibit some tractable particular cases.');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_identity (identifier,name,firstname,von,junior) VALUES ('82','Mackenzie','Simon','','');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('354','ABLM-AAAI17','url','http://recherche.noiraudes.net/resources/papers/AAAI17.pdf');
INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('355','ABLM-AAAI17','booktitle','Proceedings of the 31st AAAI conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI''17)');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('358','ABLM-AAAI17','abstract','Sequential allocation is a simple allocation mechanism in which agents are given pre-specified turns in which they take one item among those that are still available. It has long been known that sequential allocation is not strategyproof. This raises the question of the complexity of computing a preference report that yields a higher utility than the truthful preference. We show that the problem is NP-complete for one manipulating agent with additive utilities and several non-manipulating agents. In doing so, we correct a wrong claim made in a previous paper. We then give two additional results. First, we present a polynomial-time algorithm for optimal manipulation when the manipulator has additive binary utilities. Second, we consider a stronger notion of manipulation whereby the untruthful outcome yields more utility than the truthful outcome for all utilities consistent with the ordinal preferences; for this notion, we show that a manipulation, if any, can be computed in polynomial time.');
INSERT INTO bibtex_entry (entry_key,year,title,type) VALUES ('ABLM-AAAI18','2018','Knowledge, Fairness, and Social Constraints','inproceedings');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_identity (identifier,name,firstname,von,junior) VALUES ('83','Caragiannis','Ioannis','','');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_identity (identifier,name,firstname,von,junior) VALUES ('84','Giagkousi','Ira','','');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('359','ABLM-AAAI18','booktitle','Proceedings of the 32nd AAAI conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI''18)');
INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('360','ABLM-AAAI18','url','http://recherche.noiraudes.net/resources/papers/AAAI18.pdf');
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INSERT INTO bibtex_field (identifier,entry_key,name,value) VALUES ('362','ABLM-AAAI18','abstract','In the context of fair allocation of indivisible items, fairness concepts often compare the satisfaction of an agent to the satisfaction she would have from items that are not allocated to her: in particular, envy-freeness requires that no agent prefers the share of someone else to her own share. We argue that these notions could also be defined relative to the knowledge that an agent has on how the items that she does not receive are distributed among other agents. We define a family of epistemic notions of envy-freeness, parameterized by a social graph, where an agent observes the share of her neighbours but not of her non-neighbours. We also define an intermediate notion between envy-freeness and proportionality, also parameterized by a social graph. These weaker notions of envy-freeness are useful when seeking a fair allocation, since envy-freeness is often too strong. We position these notions with respect to known ones, thus revealing new rich hierarchies of fairness concepts. Finally, we present a very general framework that covers all the existing and many new fairness concepts.');
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