Titlebook: Game Theory for Data Science; Eliciting Truthful I Boi Faltings,Goran Radanovic Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Zusammenfassung der Ergebnisse,In most cases, the ground truth is never known. For hotels and restaurants, there is no neutral evaluator that can verify the correctness of reviews. In distributed sensing, many quantities are never measured other than through crowd sensors. For predictions about hypothetical questions, we never obtain the ground truth.

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Altern, Müdigkeit und Entzündungen verstehenKnowing agent beliefs As we have seen, incentives for encouraging agents to be truthful hinge crucially on their . and the way they are affected by observations. Thus, the mechanisms we have seen in Chapter 3 all have some characterization of agent beliefs as a parameter.

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Auf-Brüche, Lebensl?ufe in DeutschlandAnother strategy for obtaining nonparametric mechanisms is to . the parameters from the data submitted by the agents themselves, during some fixed time interval. This works whenever we have agents providing data about multiple (and ideally many) very similar phenomena within a short time interval, as shown in Figure 5.1.