At 06:36 PM 9/5/2005, Stephane Rouillon wrote:
I just asked if DMC was effective against order reversal, so if it is,
please let me read about DMC !
You should know about
http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Special:Allpages
which is a complete list of pages on the Electorama wiki.
It includes
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James Green-Armytage a écrit :
> Forest writes, about DMC:
> >17. It is resistant to the burying strategy that plagues some Condorcet
> >methods.
I just asked if DMC was effective against order reversal, so if it is,
please let me read about DMC !
How does it work ? Who made it and when ?
Steph
Forest writes, about DMC:
>17. It is resistant to the burying strategy that plagues some Condorcet
>methods.
I think that this is an idea that should be supported and expanded.
Perhaps it is true, but I'd like to see an argument.
I still claim that cardinal pairwise and AWP shou
On 28 Aug 2005 at 16:55 UTC-0700, Dave Ketchum wrote:
> I continue to question adding Approval to Condorcet - can it really
> be worth the pain of trying to be understood?
>
> PS - a few days ago I found out about the Condorcet group, that DMC
> is important there, and looked for a definition - fin
Three more reasons:
16. Like any method that makes germane use of both ordinal and approval
information it is well adapted to three-slot ballots, i.e. voters that don't
want to submit complete rankings can opt to have their approval order extended
by the order of their favorite.
17. It is
