[EM] Condorcet cyclic drop rule
MIKE OSSIPOFF
nkklrp at hotmail.com
Wed Mar 28 23:39:06 PST 2001
>Let me verify: Is this what you want?
I'm sorry--I thought I said what I meant. A defeat's "defeat-support"
is the number of people who've voted for that defeat. And not voting
A over B, or B over A, shouldn't be counted as voting for A over B
and for B over A.
>
>I will compute for each pair election ballot:
>A>B: 1 point for A
>B>A: 1 point for B
>A=B: no points for either
>A ranked, B unranked: 1 point for A
>B ranked, A unranked: 1 point for B
>A unranked, B unranked: no points for either
Yes, that's what I meant to say (but didn't say?), if when you say
"1 point for A", you mean one vote counted for A against B, in
the pairwise comparison of A & B.
Mike Ossipoff
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