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Main paper · IJCAI 2023

Participatory Budgeting: Data, Tools, and Analysis

Faliszewski et al.

78 Google Scholar citations ↗

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73 entries

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  1. Robust Proportionality Axioms for Additive Utilities

    P. Skowron

  2. The New Mathematics of Democracy

    B. Flanigan, I. Volic

  3. Algorithms for Candidate Control in Greedy Participatory Budgeting Rules

    Š. Schierreich, K. Sornat

  4. Resilient Liquid Democracy: Mitigating Voting Power Imbalances via Secure Delegation Networks

    Z. Li, E. Pournaras

  5. Multiwinner Voting with Spatial Preferences under Incomplete Information

    D. Springham, E. Elkind, B. de Keijzer, M. Polukarov

  6. Another Intelligence: Distributed Socio-technical Systems to Trust for a Sustainable and Democratic Society

    E. Pournaras

  7. Mixed Voting Rules for Participatory Budgeting

    A. Baychkov, M. Brill, M. Utke

  8. Proportionality from Sampled Approvals

    G. Kehne

  9. Computational Perspectives on Democracy in the Age of AI

    J. Chooi

  10. Agreement, Diversity, and Polarization Indices for Approval Elections

    P. Faliszewski, J. Mertlová, K. Sornat, S. Szufa, T. Wąs

  11. Algorithms for candidate control in sequential participatory budgeting rules

    Š. Schierreich, K. Sornat

  12. Detecting approximate clones under approval voting

    T. Delemazure, P. Faliszewski, Ł. Janeczko, D. Knop, K. Pekárková, J. Pokorný, Š. Schierreich, I. Schlotter

  13. Proportionality from Low-Dimensional Approval Data

    Z. Huang, G. Kehne, C. Yang

  14. Proportionality Press: Illustrating Proportionality through Comment Selection

    J. Maly, O. Nardi, S. Rey

  15. Strategic Merging of Project Proposals in Participatory Budgeting

    P. Faliszewski, Ł. Janeczko, G. Lisowski, Z. Pishbin, G. Pierczyński

  16. On Nash Equilibria in Participatory Budgeting with Donations and Beyond

    G. Lisowski, G. Papasotiropoulos, G. Pierczyński, K. Rogowski

  17. Explanation Systems for Approval-Based Multiwinner Voting

    N. Boehmer, L. Kreisel, J. Peters

  18. Proportionality Degree in Participatory Budgeting

    A. Filos-Ratsikas, S. Gogulapati, G. Kalantzis

  19. Social Choice with Text: Collective Decision Making in the LLM Era

    U. Grandi, R. Bredereck, T. Delemazure, U. Endriss, J. Maly, N. Mattei, N. Maudet, O. Nardi, S. Szufa

  20. Computational Social Choice: Research & Development

    D. Baumeister, R. E. Berker, N. Boehmer, S. Bouveret, A. Darmann, P. Faliszewski, M. Lackner, J. Lang, N. Mattei, A. Novaro

  21. Maximizing Index Diversity in Committee Elections

    P. Böhm, R. Bredereck, T. Fluschnik

  22. Large Language Models for Designing Participatory Budgeting Rules

    N. Thach, X. Sha, H. Chan

  23. A General Theory of Proportionality with Additive Utilities

    P. Skowron

  24. Learning Real-Life Approval Elections

    P. Faliszewski, Ł. Janeczko, A. Kaczmarczyk, M. Kurdziel, G. Pierczyński, S. Szufa

  25. Participatory Budgeting Project Strength via Candidate Control

    P. Faliszewski, Ł. Janeczko, D. Knop, J. Pokorný, Š. Schierreich, M. Słuszniak, K. Sornat

  26. Proportionality in Participatory Budgeting with Type Constraints

    X. Sha, J. Vollen, M. M. Casey, E. Elkind

  27. Fair Voting Methods as a Catalyst for Democratic Resilience: A Trilogy on Legitimacy, Impact and AI Safeguarding

    E. Pournaras

  28. Fairness in the Multi-Secretary Problem

    G. Papasotiropoulos, Z. Pishbin

  29. Utilitarian Guarantees for the Method of Equal Shares

    A. Baychkov, M. Brill, J. Peters

  30. Understanding the Impact of Proportionality in Approval-Based Multiwinner Elections

    N. Boehmer, L. Glessen, J. Peters

  31. Multiwinner Voting with Interval Preferences under Incomplete Information

    D. Springham, E. Elkind, B. de Keijzer, M. Polukarov

  32. Komitee Equal Shares: Choosing Together as Voters and as Groups with a Co-designed Virtual Budget Algorithm

    J. C. Yang, N. Scheurer

  33. Project Submission Games in Participatory Budgeting

    P. Faliszewski, A. Kaczmarczyk, G. Lisowski

  34. LLMs for Resource Allocation: A Participatory Budgeting Approach to Inferring Preferences

    S. Damle, B. Faltings

  35. Algorithmic Shortlisting in Participatory Budgeting

    J. I. Zambrano, C. Contet, J. Gudiño-Rosero, F. Garrido-Lucero, U. Grandi, C. A. Hidalgo

  36. Proportionality in Practice: Quantifying Proportionality in Ordinal Elections

    T. Bardal, M. Brill, D. McCune, J. Peters

  37. Computing Lindahl equilibrium for public goods with and without funding caps

    C. Kroer, D. Peters

  38. Proportional Committee Elections with Positive and Negative Votes

    S. Kraiczy, G. Papasotiropoulos, G. Pierczyński, P. Skowron

  39. Bridging voting and deliberation with algorithms: Field insights from vtaiwan and kultur komitee

    J. C. Yang, F. Bachmann

  40. Proportional selection in networks

    G. Papasotiropoulos, O. Skibski, P. Skowron, T. Wąs

  41. The distortion of public-spirited participatory budgeting

    M. Bedaywi, B. Flanigan, M. Latifian, N. Shah

  42. Pabuviz. org: A Visualisation Platform to Explore Participatory Budgeting Elections

    M. Utke, S. Rey, U. Endriss

  43. CITIZEN BUDGET PROJECT WITH CROWDSOURCING CONCEPT--IDENTIFICATION OF ATTITUDES.

    P. J. Niedzielski, M. Zioło, J. A. Klimek, S. Henhappel, J. Klimek, A. Grześ

  44. Multi-Selection in Voting and Recommendation: Approximation Algorithms and Convex Programming

    Z. Jiang

  45. Facets of Proportionality Selecting Committees, Budgets, and Clusters

    J. Peters

  46. An Axiomatic Approach to Explainable Artificial Intelligence.

    M. Hashemi

  47. Quantitative and qualitative aspects of participatory budgeting--the Kielce case study

    M. Zdradzisz, M. Nowakowska

  48. Designing Computational Methods for Digital Democracy

    J. C. Yang

  49. Axiomatic Characterization of the Hamming and Jaccard Distances

    T. Wąs, S. Szufa

  50. Method of equal shares with bounded overspending

    G. Papasotiropoulos, S. Z. Pishbin, O. Skibski, P. Skowron, T. Wąs

  51. Strategic Cost Selection in Participatory Budgeting

    P. Faliszewski, Ł. Janeczko, A. Kaczmarczyk, G. Lisowski, P. Skowron, S. Szufa, M. Szwagierczak

  52. Generative AI voting: fair collective choice is resilient to LLM biases and inconsistencies

    S. Majumdar, E. Elkind, E. Pournaras

  53. Fair voting outcomes with impact and novelty compromises? Unravelling biases in electing participatory budgeting winners

    S. Maharjan, S. Majumdar, E. Pournaras

  54. Asymptotically Fair and Truthful Allocation of Public Goods

    P. Kananian, A. Sujanani, S. M. Zahedi

  55. Guide to numerical experiments on elections in computational social choice

    N. Boehmer, P. Faliszewski, Ł. Janeczko, A. Kaczmarczyk, G. Lisowski, G. Pierczyński, S. Rey, D. Stolicki, S. Szufa, T. Wąs

  56. An experimental comparison of multiwinner voting rules on approval elections

    P. Faliszewski, M. Lackner, K. Sornat, S. Szufa

  57. Participatory budget project selection considering district fairness: Two-stage large-scale multiattribute group decision making method

    Y. Gou, Y. Ji, Y. He, Z. Xu, R. Wang, S. Qu

  58. Hybrid Participatory Budgeting: Divisible, Indivisible, and Beyond

    G. Sreedurga

  59. Cost Bias in Participatory Budgeting

    F. Schmidt

  60. An Interactive Dashboard System for Budget Allocation Using Power BI

    P. Mingsamorn, N. Singhuang

  61. Evaluation of project performance in participatory budgeting

    N. Boehmer, P. Faliszewski, Ł. Janeczko, D. Peters, G. Pierczyński, Š. Schierreich, P. Skowron, S. Szufa

  62. Approval-based committee voting in practice: a case study of (over-) representation in the Polkadot blockchain

    N. Boehmer, M. Brill, A. Cevallos, J. Gehrlein, L. Sánchez-Fernández, U. Schmidt-Kraepelin

  63. Completing priceable committees: Utilitarian and representation guarantees for proportional multiwinner voting

    M. Brill, J. Peters

  64. Designing digital voting systems for citizens: Achieving fairness and legitimacy in participatory budgeting

    J. C. Yang, C. I. Hausladen, D. Peters, E. Pournaras, R. Hnggli Fricker, D. Helbing

  65. Consensus-based participatory budgeting for legitimacy: Decision support via multi-agent reinforcement learning

    S. Majumdar, E. Pournaras

  66. Ties in multiwinner approval voting

    Ł. Janeczko, P. Faliszewski

  67. Epistemic selection of costly alternatives: the case of participatory budgeting

    S. Rey, U. Endriss

  68. The (computational) social choice take on indivisible participatory budgeting

    S. Rey, F. Schmidt, J. Maly

  69. Application-oriented collective decision making: Experimental toolbox and dynamic environments

    N. Böhmer

  70. Proportional Participatory Budgeting

    G. Pierczyński

  71. Participatory Budgeting with Project Groups

    P. Jain, K. Sornat, N. Talmon, M. Zehavi

  72. Participatory budgeting with cumulative votes

    P. Skowron, A. Slinko, S. Szufa, N. Talmon

  73. Incorporating Unspent Funds in Participatory Budgeting

    E. Tang, N. Lopez, M. Y. Zhao, G. M. D'Antonio

Original description · 2020

Pabulib: A Participatory Budgeting Library

Stolicki, Szufa and Talmon

The original description of Pabulib and the .pb data format.

32 Google Scholar citations ↗

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Publications citing this paper

32 entries

  1. Fair Compromises in Participatory Budgeting: a Multi-Agent Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach

    H. Adams, S. Majumdar, E. Pournaras

  2. An Axiomatic Approach to Explainable Artificial Intelligence.

    M. Hashemi

    Also cites the 2023 paper ↑

  3. Representative Fairness in Collective Decisions

    J. Vollen

  4. Préférences expressives pour les systèmes de vote et l'analyse politique.

    T. Delemazure

  5. Cost Considerations in Participatory Budgeting: An Empirical Comparison of Knapsack and Approval Ballots

    O. Szczupska

  6. Learning Aggregation Rules in Participatory Budgeting: A Data-Driven Approach

    R. Fairstein, D. Vilenchik, K. Gal

  7. Exploring Welfare Maximization and Fairness in Participatory Budgeting

    G. Sreedurga

  8. Harm ratio: A novel and versatile fairness criterion

    S. Ebadian, R. Freeman, N. Shah

  9. Rank, pack, or approve: Voting methods in participatory budgeting

    L. Gelauff, A. Goel

  10. An experimental comparison of multiwinner voting rules on approval elections

    P. Faliszewski, M. Lackner, K. Sornat, S. Szufa

    Also cites the 2023 paper ↑

  11. Value alignment in participatory budgeting

    M. Serramia, M. L. Sanchez, J. A. Rodriguez-Aguilar, S. Moretti

  12. An empirical analysis of participatory budgeting in Amsterdam

    P. Nelissen

  13. An adaptive and verifiably proportional method for participatory budgeting

    S. Kraiczy, E. Elkind

  14. Consensus-based participatory budgeting for legitimacy: Decision support via multi-agent reinforcement learning

    S. Majumdar, E. Pournaras

    Also cites the 2023 paper ↑

  15. Deliberation and voting in approval-based multi-winner elections

    K. Mehra, N. Kishore Sreenivas, K. Larson

  16. Robustness of participatory budgeting outcomes: Complexity and experiments

    N. Boehmer, P. Faliszewski, Ł. Janeczko, A. Kaczmarczyk

  17. Ties in multiwinner approval voting

    Ł. Janeczko, P. Faliszewski

    Also cites the 2023 paper ↑

  18. The (computational) social choice take on indivisible participatory budgeting

    S. Rey, F. Schmidt, J. Maly

    Also cites the 2023 paper ↑

  19. Social choice around decentralized autonomous organizations: on the computational social choice of digital communities

    N. Talmon

  20. Variations on participatory budgeting

    S. Rey

  21. COMSOC Methods in Real-World Applications

    C. Laußmann

  22. Proportionality and Fairness in Voting and Ranking Systems

    K. Mehra

  23. Gestao de Recursos para Computaçao em Nuvem usando Escolha Social Computacional

    F. V. Furquim, D. Cordeiro

  24. How to sample approval elections?

    S. Szufa, P. Faliszewski, Ł. Janeczko, M. Lackner, A. Slinko, K. Sornat, N. Talmon

  25. Coordinating monetary contributions in participatory budgeting

    H. Aziz, S. Gujar, M. Padala, M. Suzuki, J. Vollen

  26. Fairness in participatory budgeting via equality of resources

    J. Maly, S. Rey, U. Endriss, M. Lackner

  27. Effort-based fairness for participatory budgeting

    J. Maly, S. Rey, U. Endriss, M. Lackner

  28. Maxmin participatory budgeting

    G. Sreedurga, M. R. Bhardwaj, Y. Narahari

  29. Welfare vs. representation in participatory budgeting

    R. Fairstein, R. Meir, D. Vilenchik, K. Gal

  30. Time-Constrained Participatory Budgeting Under Uncertain Project Costs.

    D. Baumeister, L. Boes, C. Laußmann

  31. Proportional Participatory Budgeting with Projects Interaction

    R. Fairstein, R. Meir, K. Gal

  32. Proportional participatory budgeting with additive utilities

    D. Peters, G. Pierczyński, P. Skowron