[EM] Fixing Range Voting
Raph Frank
raphfrk at gmail.com
Wed Oct 15 03:14:14 PDT 2008
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 5:46 AM, Brian Olson <bql at bolson.org> wrote:
> I mean the geometric sense. For ratings a,b,c,etc., sqrt(a*a + b*b + c*c
> ...)
It has the potential to cause cumulative voting like effects. This is
especially true in the initial rounds.
Approval and range votings main point is that you can give anyone a
high rating without it hurting you.
Also, you would treat
[+5,-5]
different from
[+10,0]
>> It id heard to determine which plot refers to which method.
(bleh, multiple typos) ... meant "it is hard", though you pretty much
worked that out.
> In a sense, part of the result is that there's a pretty tight pack of
> similar (good) results and a few outliers (IRV, pick-one).
Fair enough. Maybe use dotted lines and dot-dash for those 2 ones.
Alternatively, since the plots don't cross much, you could arrange the
names in the same order as the resulting curves.
>> If only 2 candidates remain, then it will set the window as max and
>> min of those candidates.
>
> I think that's pretty similar to what I'd planned to implement. I'm still
> expecting some tinkering will be needed to get it to do solutions with
> negligible instability.
Ofc, the more complex you make it, the harder it is to explain.
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