On Dec 27, 2007 8:20 AM, Kevin Venzke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > -- rob brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit: > > Has anyone bothered setting up a condorcet poll on which is the best > > condorcet method? (there is the obvious issue of which method to > choose, > > but since it doesn't actually count for anything, might as well try > > any/all > > of them) > > We once performed a poll on the wiki. There was also a separate mailing > list where this topic was discussed. > > Here are the wiki links: > http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Method_evaluation_poll > http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Method_support_poll >
Interesting. I think I'll make a new years resolution to work on improving /extending this. Sorta sad that there is no way to say "ok, show me the winner using Tideman" or something. Or at least "show me a pretty pairwise matrix" Here's what I'd do: make all the input data available in a javascript data structure, served as a .js file that anyone can include in a page. Then anyone who wants to make a javascript tabulator and results display for their method of choice can make a web page to present the results/analysis as they please. (I'm personally partial to pairwise matrices with a bar graph: http://karmatics.com/voting/bars-demo.html ...that would quite easily hook into this)
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