Martin Lackner

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Phragmén's voting methods and justified representation Mathematical Programming. Series A. Series B	2024-02-21	Paper
Computing kemeny rankings from \(d\)-Euclidean preferences	2023-03-31	Paper
Multi-winner voting with approval preferences SpringerBriefs in Intelligent Systems	2022-08-11	Paper
Utilitarian welfare and representation guarantees of approval-based multiwinner rules Artificial Intelligence	2021-08-16	Paper
Consistent approval-based multi-winner rules Journal of Economic Theory	2021-02-23	Paper
Preferences Single-Peaked on a Circle Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research	2020-06-26	Paper
Incomplete preferences in single-peaked electorates Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research	2020-05-14	Paper
The complexity of pattern matching for 321-avoiding and skew-merged permutations (available as arXiv preprint)	2018-11-28	Paper
The complexity of pattern matching for 321-avoiding and skew-merged permutations	2018-11-28	Paper
On the likelihood of single-peaked preferences Social Choice and Welfare	2018-03-08	Paper
Computational aspects of nearly single-peaked electorates Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research	2017-02-17	Paper
A fast algorithm for permutation pattern matching based on alternating runs Algorithmica	2016-06-28	Paper
Fixed-parameter algorithms for closed world reasoning	2015-12-11	Paper
Manipulation of k-Approval in Nearly Single-Peaked Electorates Algorithmic Decision Theory	2015-11-04	Paper
The computational landscape of permutation patterns (available as arXiv preprint)	2015-01-09	Paper
Multicut on graphs of bounded clique-width Combinatorial Optimization and Applications	2012-11-02	Paper
A fast algorithm for permutation pattern matching based on alternating runs Lecture Notes in Computer Science	2012-08-14	Paper
A W[1-Completeness Result for Generalized Permutation Pattern Matching]	2011-09-09	Paper

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