Spliddit

Ariel D. Procaccia

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Game Theory and Voting Systems Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization Optimization and Search Problems

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Spliddit is a first-of-its-kind fair division website, which offers provably fair solutions for the division of rent, goods, and credit. In this note, we discuss Spliddit's goals, methods, and implementation.

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