Chris,
Your arguments aren't making much sense to me. You quote one
advocate of range voting regarding "regret" and majority rule
and suggest that all range voting advocates say the same thing.
What evidence do you have that most RV advocates say this, or
even that it is what the one person you qu
On Sun, 2 Jan 2005, Kevin Venzke wrote:
Brian,
--- Brian Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
If a majority of all the voters prefer X to Y, then they should have
a way of voting that ensures that Y won't win, without any member of
that majority voting a less-liked candidate over a more-liked one.
I
Hello,
I've been looking into properties of election methods when there
are only three candidates. I'm stumped by a few things, and I wonder
if there are any comments on these three, especially the first one:
1. Does three-candidate MinMax(WV) (or alternatively Tideman, Schulze, or
Heitzig) fail
Brian,
--- Brian Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> >> If a majority of all the voters prefer X to Y, then they should have
> >> a way of voting that ensures that Y won't win, without any member of
> >> that majority voting a less-liked candidate over a more-liked one.
>
> I think IRNR has
On Mon, 03 Jan 2005 00:26:05 +1030, Chris Benham
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Florian Legyel asked me (Sat.Jan1):
>
> >What is the sensible and fair argument linking the minimization of
> >Bayesian regret by range voting with the emotional states of voters?
> >
> CB: I could perhaps have omitted
On Dec 31, 2004, at 7:00 PM, MIKE OSSIPOFF wrote:
Someone wrote:
That'd be me.
Being able to express ratings on a ballot is more expressive than only
being able to express rankings. I think more expressive is a good
thing.
On the back end, we could silently collapse the ratings into rankings
by sor
Florian Legyel asked me (Sat.Jan1):
What is the sensible and fair argument linking the minimization of
Bayesian regret by range voting with the emotional states of voters?
CB: I could perhaps have omitted the word "Bayesian", because that
just refers to "averaged over a vast number of
randomiz
Craig Carey wrote:
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| Hallo,
That is an incorrec
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That is an incorrect spelling of "he
