The Washington Post ran a column yesterday that offers advice on
How to split the check without the accusations and awkwardness.
The article points out that restaurants' point of sale software can help if you alert the waiter before you order.
For other fair-division problems, here's a website, Spliddit , that offers tools (and the underlying references to the literature) to help:
If your problem meets the assumptions of the underlying model, you can take it from there.
This seems to be a project of Ariel Procaccia and various colleagues, with Hervé Moulin as an advisor.
He has another site, RoboVote, which seems more like a general social choice tool for aggregating information or preferences.
How to split the check without the accusations and awkwardness.
The article points out that restaurants' point of sale software can help if you alert the waiter before you order.
For other fair-division problems, here's a website, Spliddit , that offers tools (and the underlying references to the literature) to help:
If your problem meets the assumptions of the underlying model, you can take it from there.
This seems to be a project of Ariel Procaccia and various colleagues, with Hervé Moulin as an advisor.
He has another site, RoboVote, which seems more like a general social choice tool for aggregating information or preferences.
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