[EM] Symmetric ICT reformulation and exploration
Forest Simmons
fsimmons at pcc.edu
Fri Nov 11 16:39:07 PST 2016
You wrote in part ...
>Another advantage that it has over 3-Slot ICT is that 3-Slot MDDTR has a
much >simpler definition:
>The winner is the most favorite candidate who isn't majority-beaten.
Three slot ICT could be defined in the same way;
Elect the most favorite candidate who isn't strongly beaten.
Neither definition tells what to do when every candidate is beaten
(majority beaten or strongly beaten, respectively). But that is just a
detail of the definition that doesn't have to be mentioned immediately.
Here's a more complete definition that works in both cases:
Eliminate all candidates that are {majority, strongly} beaten unless that
would eliminate all candidates. Elect the most favorite among the
remaining.
So ordinary ICT and MDDTR are equally easy to define. It's a matter of
which has the best properties.
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