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Satisfied and failed criteria
Monotonicity criterionMajority criterionMajority loser criterionCondorcet criterionCondorcet loser criterion
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Usage
77 related topics
Implementation
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Description of the method
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Overview
- Single winner
- Ranked-choice voting rule Ranked voting
- Condorcet completion method Condorcet method
- Majority-preferred candidate
- Cyclic ties Cyclic tie
- Alice Alice and Bob
- Debian
- Ubuntu Ubuntu (operating system)
- Gentoo Gentoo Linux
- Pirate Party
- Many others Schulze method
- Wikimedia
- Score voting
Description of the method
- Ranked ballots Ranked ballot
- Transitive Transitive relation
- Majority rule
- Directed graph
- Random ballot
- Majority-preferred set Schwartz set
Implementation
- Widest path problem
- All-pairs shortest path problem
- Floyd–Warshall algorithm
- Pseudocode
- Efficient P (complexity)
- Running time Time complexity
- O(C3) Big O notation
Satisfied and failed criteria
- Monotonicity criterion
- Majority criterion Majority favorite criterion
- Majority loser criterion
- Condorcet criterion
- Condorcet loser criterion
- Smith criterion
- Independence of Smith-dominated alternatives
- Mutual majority criterion
- Independence of clones Independence of clones criterion
- Reversal symmetry
- Resolvability criterion
- Polynomial runtime Polynomial time
- Woodall's plurality criterion Plurality criterion
- Participation Participation criterion
- Consistency Consistency criterion
- Invulnerability to burying Tactical voting
- Later-no-harm Later-no-harm criterion
- Dictatorship Dictatorship mechanism
- Rated Rated voting
- Arrow's Theorem
- Independence of irrelevant alternatives
- Spoiler effect
- Peyton Young
- Local Independence of Irrelevant Alternatives
- Ranked pairs
- Minimax Minimax Condorcet method
History
Usage
- Silla, Spain Silla, Valencia
- Turin
- San Donà di Piave
- London Borough of Southwark
- LiquidFeedback
- Sweden Pirate Party of Sweden
- Germany Pirate Party Germany
- Boise, Idaho
- Democratic Socialists of America
- Five Star Movement
- Campobasso
- Fondi
- Monte Compatri
- Montemurlo
- Pescara
- San Cesareo
- Australia Pirate Party Australia
- Austria Pirate Party of Austria
- Belgium Pirate Party (Belgium)
- Brazil Pirate Party of Brazil
- Iceland Pirate Party (Iceland)
- Italy Pirate Party (Italy)
- The Netherlands Pirate Party of the Netherlands
- Switzerland Pirate Party Switzerland
- The United States United States Pirate Party
- Volt Europe
- AEGEE – European Students' Forum Association des États Généraux des Étudiants de l'Europe
- École normale supérieure de Paris École normale supérieure (Paris)
- Hillegass Parker House
- Kingman Hall
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Nodes137
Edges136
Triples90
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014599
Components1
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Schulze method
Top relations
related to External links · 31
Schulze method → Ashgate, Bernhard NebelAccurate Democracy, Burlington, Collective Decisions, Command, Compensation, Condorcet, Condorcet Ranked VotingCondorcet PHP, Division, German, GT, Hubert BraySpieltheorie, Implementation, ISBN, JavaImplementation, Markus, Mathematics, PHP, Public Choice, Public Software GroupArizonans
related to Difference from ranked pairs · 12
Schulze method → Condorcet, In, On, Ranked, Ranked Pairs, Say, Schulze, Schulze's, The, Then, There, This
related to Government · 12
Schulze method → It, Italy, LiquidFeedback, London Borough, Piave, San Donà, Silla, Southwark, Spain, The Schulze, Turin, WeGovNow
related to Organizations · 10
Schulze method → Association, Computing Machinery, Electrical, Electronics Engineers, HotCRP, Institute, It, Organizations, Schulze, USENIX
related to history · 7
Schulze method → In, It, Markus Schulze, Schulze, Social Choice, The Schulze, Welfare
related to Ties and alternative implementations · 6
Schulze method → Although, But, Schulze, Schulze's, Two, When
related to Failed criteria · 4
Schulze method → Condorcet, ParticipationConsistencyInvulnerability, Schulze, Since
related to Satisfied criteria · 4
Schulze method → Monotonicity, Smith-dominated, Symmetric-completion, The Schulze
is a · 2
Schulze method → Condorcet completion method, Condorcet method
related to Comparison table · 2
Schulze method → Schulze, The
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Extracted RDF-like relationships with confidence and source. The table includes structured facts and lower-confidence contextual relations.| Subject | Predicate | Object | Confidence | Src |
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| Schulze method | is a | Condorcet completion method | 0.90 | text |
| Schulze method | is a | Condorcet method | 0.90 | text |
| Schulze method | related to Comparison table | The | 0.60 | section |
| Schulze method | related to Comparison table | Schulze | 0.60 | section |
| Schulze method | related to Difference from ranked pairs | Ranked | 0.60 | section |
| Schulze method | related to Difference from ranked pairs | Condorcet | 0.60 | section |
| Schulze method | related to Difference from ranked pairs | Schulze's | 0.60 | section |
| Schulze method | related to Difference from ranked pairs | There | 0.60 | section |
| Schulze method | related to Difference from ranked pairs | The | 0.60 | section |
| Schulze method | related to Difference from ranked pairs | Schulze | 0.60 | section |
| Schulze method | related to Difference from ranked pairs | Say | 0.60 | section |
| Schulze method | related to Difference from ranked pairs | Then | 0.60 | section |
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