[EM] The RP example, winnner doesn't beat anyone.

Markus Schulze markus.schulze at alumni.tu-berlin.de
Wed Jan 15 02:44:00 PST 2003


Dear participants,

Mike Ossipoff wrote (15 Jan 2003):
> RP can choose a winner that isn't a member of the initial
> Schwartz set, and that's somewhat unaesthetic.

Ranked Pairs cannot choose decisively a candidate who isn't in
the Schwartz set. Whether a candidate who isn't in the Schwartz
set can be a random winner depends on how indecisive situations
are solved.

By the way: In Eric's example, the Schwartz set consists of
A, B, C, D, and F and Ranked Pairs is indecisive between
A, B, C, and D. Therefore, there isn't anything "unaesthetical"
in Eric's example.

Markus Schulze

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