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Felix Brandt
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Development of a Language Extension for Configuration of Industrial Asset Capabilities in Self-organized Production Systems
The process of managing and configuring industrial assets has produced a number of solutions over the last few years. Although a number of process models and standards simplify the management of manufacturing ...
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A Software Platform for Use Case Driven Human-Friendly Factory Interaction Using Domain-Specific Assets
In current efforts to digitize manufacturing, a wide range of integration solutions are being considered to enable manufacturing processes to adapt to change. At the same time companies are currently strugglin...
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Asset Administration Shell: Domain Specific Language Approach to Integrate Heterogeneous Device Endpoints
Manufacturing systems face the challenge of connecting different actuators. A uniform integration of interfaces is already used in practice. However, how these interfaces are connected is usually the responsib...
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Managing Manufacturing Assets with End-Users in Mind
In the field of management of manufacturing resources, there are a number of solutions to make it easier for the end user to work with equipment. Often the user does not gain an overview of the relevance of th...
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Analyzing the Practical Relevance of the Condorcet Loser Paradox and the Agenda Contraction Paradox
A large part of the social choice literature studies voting paradoxes in which seemingly mild properties are violated by common voting rules. In this chapter, we investigate the likelihood of the Condorcet Los...
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TetraPackNet: Four-Corner-Based Object Detection in Logistics Use-Cases
While common image object detection tasks focus on bounding boxes or segmentation masks as object representations, we consider the problem of finding objects based on four arbitrary vertices. We propose a nove...
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Exploring the No-Show Paradox for Condorcet Extensions
An important and surprising phenomenon in voting theory is the No-Show Paradox (NSP), which occurs if a voter is better off by abstaining from an election. While it is known that certain voting rules suffer from ...
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Collective Choice Lotteries
Randomization is playing an ever increasing role in economic design with examples ranging from fair allocation to matching markets to voting. I propose and briefly discuss three interdisciplinary and interrela...
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On the Convergence of Swap Dynamics to Pareto-Optimal Matchings
We study whether Pareto-optimal stable matchings can be reached via pairwise swaps in one-to-one matching markets with initial assignments. We consider housing markets, marriage markets, and roommate markets ...
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Computational Social Choice: The First Ten Years and Beyond
Computational social choice is a research area at the intersection of computer science, mathematics, and economics that is concerned with aggregation of preferences of multiple agents. Typical applications inc...
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Algorithmic Economics und Operations Research
Die Informatik hat viele Wissenschaften grundlegend beeinflusst, die Wirtschaftswissenschaften in besonders hohem Maße. Vor allem die enormen Fortschritte der Algorithmik und mathematischen Optimierung habe...
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On the Discriminative Power of Tournament Solutions
Tournament solutions constitute an important class of social choice functions that only depend on the pairwise majority comparisons between alternatives. Recent analytical results have shown that several conce...
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On Popular Random Assignments
One of the most fundamental and ubiquitous problems in microeconomics and operations research is how to assign objects to agents based on their individual preferences. An assignment is called popular if there ...
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The Computational Complexity of Random Serial Dictatorship
In social choice settings with linear preferences, random dictatorship is known to be the only social decision scheme satisfying strategyproofness and ex post efficiency. When also allowing indifferences, random ...
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From Arrow’s Impossibility to Schwartz’s Tournament Equilibrium Set
Perhaps the most influential result in social choice theory is Arrow’s impossibility theorem, which states that a seemingly modest set of desiderata cannot be satisfied when aggregating preferences [1]. While ...
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Pareto Optimality in Coalition Formation
A minimal requirement on allocative efficiency in the social sciences is Pareto optimality. In this paper, we identify a far-reaching structural connection between Pareto optimal and perfect partitions that ha...
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The Complexity of Computing Minimal Unidirectional Covering Sets
Given a binary dominance relation on a set of alternatives, a common thread in the social sciences is to identify subsets of alternatives that satisfy certain notions of stability. Examples can be found in are...
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On the Rate of Convergence of Fictitious Play
Fictitious play is a simple learning algorithm for strategic games that proceeds in rounds. In each round, the players play a best response to a mixed strategy that is given by the empirical frequencies of act...
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Tournament Solutions and Their Applications to Multiagent Decision Making
Given a finite set of alternatives and choices between all pairs of alternatives, how to choose from the entire set in a way that is faithful to the pairwise comparisons? This simple, yet captivating, problem ...
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The Computational Complexity of Weak Saddles
We continue the recently initiated study of the computational aspects of weak saddles, an ordinal set-valued solution concept proposed by Shapley. Brandt et al. gave a polynomial-time algorithm for computing w...
