The approval with poll is similar to the condorcet:
3A -> maybe a slight difference at the bottom on the red region
3B -> slight difference at the bottom of the green region
3C -> no diff
4A -> no diff
4B -> blue top edge is not a line
4C -> increase to blue region ... wierd
However, even with all its flaws, it is giving pretty close to condorcet
while at the same time being strategic.
It looks like the problem occurs for 3 way ties, as was suggested.
Raphfrk
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Subject: [EM] updated graphs
http://bolson.org/voting/sim_one_seat/www/spacegraph.html
added:
Approval (Zero Info Strategy)
Approval (With Poll)
Vote For And Against
ToDo:
retry the Approval methods with candidate order reversed to see what
happens if ties break the other way -
OR/AND
add random tie-breaking into the zero-info strategy?
I still have my computers running more sims.
In the pipeline is
the 3 point widely spread triangle example.
a factor of 10 zoom-out to see if there are any odd fringe effects
away from the close in regions (there are!)
a long-run re-run of the existing plots to get get more data, better
data, and thus finer edges with less fuzz
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