Forest Simmons wrote: > > On Mon, 7 Jan 2002, Steve Barney wrote: > > > Bart: > > > > What is the definition of a "deterministic" voting system, as Saari apparently > > uses the term? > > I think in this context it refers to how well you can predict the ballots > from the utilities. As Bart says, given these extreme utilities it is > easier to predict the Approval ballots than to predict the Borda ballots. Actually I don't recall Saari making reference to utilities. That was one thing that struck me as odd in his approach -- that he seemed to assume all preference levels were equidistant. Although he does seem to attach significants to number of "hops" between preference levels. Bart
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