Hi Mike,
Your statements about insincere voting in Australia don't ring true
with me, and I know a lot of Australians.
Would you please share your information concerning Australians voting
insincerely.
I would have characterised Australian voters as taking seriously the
opportunity to express th
MMPO's FBC compliance somes from its stark simplicity and the fact that it
ignores who beats whom. But cycles are about who beats whom. Maybe FBC
compliance is as easy to lose as it is difficult to gain.
For me, those things suggest that it isn't obvious that cycle-collapsing
doesn't spoil M
Hi,
MMPO has a couple of grave problems: It's indecisive and it fails
the Plurality criterion. It occurred to me only a couple of days ago
that one could use the "T matrix" with MinMax(wv) to avoid these
problems and still satisfy FBC.
MinMax(wv) can be defined like this: A candidate's score in a
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> While finding a way to group candidates together in order to find a
> multi-winner pairwise method, I came up with a technique/algorith
