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Ka-Ping Ye did some excellent work
The original is here, and was discussed on this list many months ago:
http://zesty.ca/voting/sim/
Yeah, it's cool.
Mostly I've independently verified the results, but I've added my
favorite pet method, Instant Runoff
Also, what is interesting is that condorcet has alot less noise than max
utility.
I guess this is due to median being more resistant to noise than average.
Raphfrk
Interesting site
what if anyone could modify the laws
www.wikocracy.com
On Dec 12, 2006, at 9:55 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Mostly I've independently verified the results, but I've added my
favorite pet method, Instant Runoff Normalized Ratings (IRNR) into
the mix.
When you say you average results, does that mean you mix the colour ?
Ka-Ping Ye did some excellent work which inspired me to replicate it.
Given a two axis system of candidate and voter space, plot the
results of population of voters centered at points on the plane
voting based on distance to candidate.
The original is here, and was discussed on this list
