[EM] Median and MCA/Generalised Bucklin (GB) [Was: Query for Approval advocates]
Gervase Lam
gervase at group.force9.co.uk
Thu Aug 7 15:35:04 PDT 2003
> Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2003 23:03:27 -0500
> From: Adam Tarr <atarr at purdue.edu>
> Subject: Re: [EM] Query for Approval advocates
> With more slots the strategies in GB/MCA get a little murky. If I were
> voting in an MCA election I'd probably only use the top few slots,
> unless I understood the strategy better than I do now.
I made a brief mention of this April/May this year. Generalised Bucklin
(GB) is practically speaking the same as Median Rating. The Median Rating
is the rating at which 50% of voters did not rate any higher.
Also, are you sure that the strategies are only a little murky? Let's
say, for example, that there is a Median Rating vote taking place. In
this vote, 10 is the best score that a candidate can be given, while 0 is
the worst.
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