Hallo,
to demonstrate that a given election method violates a given
criterion it is sufficient to find a single example where this
election method violates this criterion. When in this very
special example each voter casts a complete ranking of all
candidates then this does not mean that you have
At 12:26 AM + 3/6/04, James Gilmour wrote:
We'll never know because we do not have access to the real ballots.
You'll find papers by Brian Wichman and others on the generation of
plausible election data in the journal 'Voting matters' and
possibly elsewhere.
Eric asked:
What do they
Hi Philippe,
On Mar 5, 2004, at 11:03 PM, Philippe Errembault wrote:
My point is that if you want to rank multi-dimensional information,
you will have to project your space to a one-dimensional space. This
will be done using a function that, especially for human beings, will
depends on your
Hello Ernie, (please forget my previous mail/ I forgot to redirect it to the list, and
I forgot to end one paragraph)
My point is that if you want to rank multi-dimensional information,
you will have to project your space to a one-dimensional space. This
will be done using a function that,
Well, just finished updating my calculator site. I now allow people
to enter the complete names of the candidates and will hopefully get
back some interesting ballots every once in awhile. I also added the
IRV method to my site...but only because I needed a way to more
easily compare
