In the modern world formal voting theories are becoming established and can be used to determine if a Voting System (VS) is fair or not in order to preserve democracy. The Argumentation Framework (AF) is based on the exchange and the evaluation of interacting arguments which may represent information of various kinds. We define a bijective mapping between the two theories and investigate how fairness criteria defined for voting systems can be re-interpreted inside the Argumentation Frameworks.
On Relating Voting Systems and Argumentation Frameworks
BENEDETTI, Irene;BISTARELLI, Stefano;
2014
Abstract
In the modern world formal voting theories are becoming established and can be used to determine if a Voting System (VS) is fair or not in order to preserve democracy. The Argumentation Framework (AF) is based on the exchange and the evaluation of interacting arguments which may represent information of various kinds. We define a bijective mapping between the two theories and investigate how fairness criteria defined for voting systems can be re-interpreted inside the Argumentation Frameworks.File in questo prodotto:
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