[EM] MAM vs Schulze
Michael Ossipoff
email9648742 at gmail.com
Wed Oct 5 08:46:35 PDT 2016
Here are 2 differences between MAM & Schulze:
1. In at least 2 simulation studies, independent of each other, when MAM &
Schulze choose differently, the MAM winner pairbeats the Schulze winner at
least several times as often than vice-versa.
2. MAM is the pairwise-count method that never unnecessarily disregards a
voted public preference (pairwise defeat).
Here's what MAM says:
A defeat is affirmed if it isn't the weakest defeat in a cycle whose other
defeats are affirmed.
A candidate wins if s/he doesn't have an affirmed defeat.
(end of definition)
Because Schulze differs from MAM by unnecessarily disregarding a voted
public preference, it's no surprise when people prefer the MAM winner to
the Schulze winner.
Michael Ossipoff
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