Hi everybody,
I found this article about a simple voting,but I am not sure about if we have to study a computer science related topic. can someone make it clear please?
http://cas.buffalo.edu/classes/psc/fczagare/Articles/Deception%20in%20Simple%20Voting%20Games.PDF
Yes. I think it needs to be CS related. When Prof Oh was splitting up the groups, he did so in a manner so that it related to our particular areas. The paper may still be applicable; I haven't read it yet. Just thought I'd give you a quick answer. :) Of course, I've been wrong before...
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I suggest the paper "Information-Sharing and Privacy in Social Networks" (http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/1003/1003.0469v1.pdf)
The paper studies the trade-off of information sharing and privacy in social networks. It is an important problem that maybe everyone should concern nowadays. And it is by Jon Kleinberg, a very famous guy in computer science theory and complex network community.
ReplyDeletegame theory plays an important role in trade-off studies. I think this could also be a interesting area to study
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