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Looking for Bidding Teammates: A Game-Theoretic Model of Stranger Collusion in Peer Review
Paper bidding is the entry point to reviewer assignment at large CS conferences: reviewers declare interest, combined by an optimizer with automated affinity scores. Reviewers who have never met recruit each other online, exchange identifiers, bid on each other's papers, and reciprocate with inflate
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