Autumn School "The modern methods and models of the individual and collective choice and decision-making theory with application to network data analysis, aggregation problems, influence indices" was held at DeCAn lab

On November 12-15, the Autumn school on modern methods and models of the individual and collective choice and decision-making theory with application to network data analysis, aggregation problems, influence indices was opened. The event is organized by the International Laboratory of Decision Choice and Analysis (DeCAn lab). Among the invited lecturers there are outstanding academics and researchers: Hans Peters (Maastricht University, Netherlands), Kanak Patel (Cambridge University, UK), Laszlo Koczy (Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungary), Anna Khmelnitskaya (St Petersburg University, Russia), Peter Emerson (de Borda Institute, UK).

The following lectures were given during the Autumn School:

Sergey Demin (DeCAn lab, HSE University) - "Sequential choice functions superposition for the tornado prediction"
Laszlo Koczy (Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungary) - "Apportionment: Theory and practice. Part 1"
Alexey Myachin (DeCAn lab, HSE University) - "Pattern Analysis"
Kanak Patel (Cambridge University, UK) - "Risk-Based Capital, Lending Rate And Credit Rationing"
Hans Peters (Maastricht University, Netherlands) - "Probabilistic Social Choice" Slides (PDF, 963 Кб)
Andrey Subochev (DeCAn lab, HSE University) - "Nash implementability and related properties of the union of externally stable sets" Slides (PDF, 963 Кб)
Anna Khmelnitskaya (St Petersburg University, Russia) - "Game-theoretic models of restricted cooperation"
Sergey Shvydun (DeCAn lab, HSE University) - "Stability Measure in Network Structures based on their Topology and Nodes Influence"
Peter Emerson (de Borda Institute, UK) - "From majority voting and exclusive majority rule to multi-option preferential voting and inclusive governance" и "Electing an all-party power-sharing government of national unity"