Re: [EM] LNHarm performance: CDTT and Schulze

2005-03-30 Thread Gervase Lam
> Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2005 19:24:00 +0200 (CEST) > From: Kevin Venzke > Subject: [EM] LNHarm performance: CDTT and Schulze > I wrote a simulation to measure the rate of LNHarm failures under > certain circumstances. I've used it to compare a CDTT method, > Schulze(wv), Schulz

Re: [EM] LNHarm performance: CDTT and Schulze

2005-03-29 Thread Gervase Lam
> Date: Sun, 27 Mar 2005 19:24:00 +0200 (CEST) > From: Kevin Venzke > Subject: [EM] LNHarm performance: CDTT and Schulze > Results: > > CDTT,MMPO,FPP: 13.7 LNHarm, 1177.5 LNHelp. > Schulze(wv): 193 LNHarm, 750 LNHelp. > Schulze(marg): 306 LNHarm, 675.5 LNHelp. > Schulz

Re: [EM] LNHarm performance: CDTT and Schulze

2005-03-27 Thread Markus.Schulze
Dear Kevin, you wrote (27 March 2005): > The simulation works this way: There are five randomly-sized > factions, which each rank a random number of the 4 candidates. > The first faction always first votes C>D, and then changes > their vote to C>D>A. When this causes C or D to lose, it's a > Later

[EM] LNHarm performance: CDTT and Schulze

2005-03-27 Thread Kevin Venzke
Hello, I wrote a simulation to measure the rate of LNHarm failures under certain circumstances. I've used it to compare a CDTT method, Schulze(wv), Schulze(margins), and Schulze(opposition). The simulation works this way: There are five randomly-sized factions, which each rank a random number of