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Confidently Cutting a Cake into Approximately Fair Pieces
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We give a randomized protocol for the classic cake cutting problem that guarantees approximate proportional fairness, and with high probability uses a linear number of cuts.
Jeff Edmonds, Kirk Pruhs, Jaisingh Solanki
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Algorithms
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Cake Cutting Problem
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Proportional Fairness
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Randomized Protocol
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