Dwork et al., 2001 - Google Patents
Rank aggregation revisitedDwork et al., 2001
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- Dwork C
- Kumar R
- Naor M
- Sivakumar D
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The rank aggregation problem is to combine many different rank orderings on the same set of candidates, or alternatives, in order to obtain a “better” ordering. Rank aggregation has been studied extensively in the context of social choice theory, where several “voting …
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