"Indirect" strategy (was Re: [EM] vulnerability to compromise?)
Steve Eppley
SEppley at alumni.caltech.edu
Wed May 17 11:51:34 PDT 2000
Mike O wrote:
-snip-
> Of course it's been pointed out that, with both Schulze &
> Tideman, it's sometimes possible to make A win instead of B
> by insincerely ranking C over D.
Sssh! Markus would prefer we believe such an "indirect"
strategy can be used in Tideman (a.k.a. MTM) but not in Schulze.
> Can that strategy elect the strategists' favorite with both
> methods?
Or with either method? In Markus' February 23 example, the
burying strategy used in Schulze elects the strategizers'
favorite, but the indirect strategy used in Tideman elects the
strategizers' next-to-last choice.
---Steve (Steve Eppley seppley at alumni.caltech.edu)
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