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Generating Single Peaked Votes

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arxiv 1503.02766 v1 pith:3DHVEJ5N submitted 2015-03-10 cs.GT cs.MA

classification cs.GTcs.MA
keywords peakedvotesculturediscussgenerategeneratingimpartialmodel
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We discuss how to generate singled peaked votes uniformly from the Impartial Culture model.

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