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48 results for voting strategies

New voting strategies show committee-based consensus can scale efficiently.

problem Ensuring honest committees in committee-based consensus protocols.
method Empirical analysis of simpler voting strategies and their convergence to optimality.
result Simpler voting strategies converge to optimality exponentially quickly, ensuring robustness and efficiency.

Best-of-Majority improves inference performance in Pass@kk settings.

problem Inference in difficult tasks often underperforms with single-shot selection methods.
method Combining majority voting and Best-of-N, Best-of-Majority restricts candidates to high-frequency responses.
result Best-of-Majority achieves minimax optimal regret and outperforms other methods.

Delegated votes in Uniswap DAO favor parties with less self-owned votes and a16z-affiliated entities.

problem Incentives for vote delegation in decentralized governance systems.
method Analysis of Uniswap governance DAO using vote delegation data.
result Vote delegation patterns suggest window-dressing around decentralization and merit-based delegation.

Online voting is an emerging feature in social networks, in which users can express their attitudes toward various issues and show their unique interest. Online voting imposes new challenges on recommendation, because the propagation of votings heavily depends on the structure of social networks as well as the content …

2017-12-03abs ↗pdf ↗

Boosting improves accuracy by combining weak learners into a voting classifier.

problem Boosting's theoretical performance is sub-optimal, especially for voting classifiers.
method Proposes a randomized boosting algorithm that outputs voting classifiers with a single logarithmic dependency on sample size.
result Randomized boosting achieves a generalization error with a single logarithmic dependency on the sample size.

No fair and strategy-proof automated market maker exists for more than two assets.

problem Designing a fair and strategy-proof automated market maker for multiple assets.
method Analyzing the weighted-product family of aggregation rules and their properties.
result No aggregation rule is both fair and strategy-proof for more than two assets.

Optimal number of voters for a voting ensemble can be estimated from the distribution of classifier errors.

problem Finding the optimal number of voters for a voting ensemble to minimize error rate.
method Estimate the distribution of classifier errors and infer error rates for different numbers of voters.
result Lower-variance estimates of error rates can be obtained by inferring them for different numbers of voters.

Novel analysis improves weighted majority vote in multiclass classification.

problem Improving the performance of weighted majority vote in multiclass classification.
method Analyzes expected risk of weighted majority vote, considering prediction correlations and provides a bound for efficient minimization.
result Minimization of the new bound typically does not degrade the test error of the ensemble.

New algorithms minimize PAC-Bayesian C-Bound for majority voting, leading to scalable and accurate predictors.

problem Improving majority vote classifiers using PAC-Bayesian bounds.
method Directly optimizing PAC-Bayesian guarantees on the C-Bound with gradient descent.
result Self-bounding majority vote learning algorithms with scalable and accurate predictors.

In his seminal work, Schapire (1990) proved that weak classifiers could be improved to achieve arbitrarily high accuracy, but he never implied that a simple majority-vote mechanism could always do the trick. By comparing the asymptotic misclassification error of the majority-vote classifier with the average individual …

2013-07-24abs ↗pdf ↗

RCAM-based ensemble combines binary classifiers using similarity and vote scheme.

problem Improving binary classification accuracy through ensemble methods.
method RCAM-based ensemble combining classifiers using similarity and recurrent consult-vote scheme.
result RCAM-based ensemble outperforms individual classifiers and majority voting.

We develop a model of issue-specific voting behavior. This model can be used to explore lawmakers' personal voting patterns of voting by issue area, providing an exploratory window into how the language of the law is correlated with political support. We derive approximate posterior inference algorithms based on variat…

2012-09-26abs ↗pdf ↗

We introduce a new class of context dependent, incomplete information games to serve as structured prediction models for settings with significant strategic interactions. Our games map the input context to outcomes by first condensing the input into private player types that specify the utilities, weighted interactions…

2019-05-29abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper analyzes how multiple classifiers' disagreement and polarization affect overall accuracy.

problem Improving accuracy through ensembling multiple classifiers.
method The paper derives an upper bound for polarization, proposes a neural polarization law, and presents a tight upper bound for the error of majority vote classifiers.
result Disagreement and polarization among classifiers are linearly correlated with the target, and polarization is nearly constant for a dataset.

Successful attempts to predict judges' votes shed light into how legal decisions are made and, ultimately, into the behavior and evolution of the judiciary. Here, we investigate to what extent it is possible to make predictions of a justice's vote based on the other justices' votes in the same case. For our predictions…

2012-10-17abs ↗pdf ↗

Majority Vote is optimal for reliable data labeling under certain conditions.

problem Reliable data labeling requires aggregating multiple annotators' labels, but the optimality of Majority Vote is not well understood.
method Characterized conditions under which Majority Vote achieves the optimal label estimation error.
result Majority Vote optimally recovers labels for a given class distribution under tolerable annotation noise limits.

The recent success of single-agent reinforcement learning (RL) in Internet of things (IoT) systems motivates the study of multi-agent reinforcement learning (MARL), which is more challenging but more useful in large-scale IoT. In this paper, we consider a voting-based MARL problem, in which the agents vote to make grou…

2019-07-02abs ↗pdf ↗

Deep networks and forests perform differently with small samples.

problem Comparing deep networks and decision forests for small sample sizes.
method Unified view of both methods as partition and vote schemes, empirical comparison on various datasets.
result Forests excel with small tabular and structured data, deep nets better with larger samples.

The paper improves confidence regions for band-limited functions using tighter norm bounds and majority voting.

problem Constructing reliable confidence regions for band-limited functions from noisy data.
method Improved norm bounds using Hoeffding's inequality and empirical Bernstein bound, majority voting to aggregate intervals.
result Confidence intervals retain their simultaneous coverage guarantee even when aggregated from random subsamples.

Unified framework for certifying LLM reliability without extra supervision.

problem Improving reliability of large language models without additional supervision.
method Unified framework using majority voting and Martingale Majority Certificate (MMC).
result Certifiable inference in LLMs with statistical guarantees and adaptive stopping rules.

New bounds on majority voting's accuracy for multi-class classification problems.

problem Determining the accuracy of majority voting for multi-class classification.
method Analyzing the majority voting function under different voter conditions and distributions.
result The error rate of majority voting exponentially decays or grows with the number of voters under certain conditions.