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Private Data Manipulation in Sponsored Search Auctions

Sep 1, 2023·
(Alphabet) Xiaotie Deng
,
Tao Lin
,
Tao Xiao
· 0 min read
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Abstract
This is the journal version of our WWW 2020 paper “Private Data Manipulation in Optimal Sponsored Search Auction”.
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Journal article
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CAAI Artificial Intelligence Research (2023)
Last updated on Sep 1, 2023
Auction Theory Machine Learning
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