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Smith set

The Smith set, sometimes called the top-cycle generalizes the idea of a Condorcet winner to cases where no such winner exists. It does so by allowing cycles of candidates to be treated jointly, as if they were a single Condorcet winner. Voting systems that always elect a candidate from the Smith set pass the Smith criterion. The Smith set and Smith…

The Smith criterion, Properties & Relation to other tournament sets

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The Smith criterion

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Computing the Smith set

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Smith set

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related to Further reading · 59
Smith set → Aggregation, Allocation, Applied Mathematics, Benjamin, BF00132454, But Smith, Collective Choice, Columbia University Press, Condorcet Criterion, Condorcet Social Choice Functions, Conflict Resolution, Deb, Decision, Discusses, Econometrica, Economic Theory, Fishburn, Four Condorcet-Hare Hybrid Methods, GETCHA, Gives
has method · 11
Smith set → Another, Condorcet, For, Minimax, Moreover, Nanson's, Schulze's, Smith, Smith//Minimax, The Smith, Tideman
related to Other criteria · 7
Smith set → Any, Condorcet, Conversely, It, MMC, Mutual, Smith
related to Properties · 7
Smith set → Condorcet, Condorcet's, If, It, Smith, The Condorcet, The Smith
related to Relation to other tournament sets · 7
Smith set → Banks, Bipartisan, Copeland, It, Landau, Smith, The Smith
related to Strict top-cycle (Schwartz set) · 5
Smith set → Formally, Schwartz, Smith, The Schwartz, The Smith
related to The Smith criterion · 5
Smith set → Condorcet, Smith, Smith-efficient, The Smith, Though
related to Computing the Smith set · 4
Smith set → Floyd, Kosaraju's, The Smith, Warshall
is a · 2
Smith set → smallest non-empty dominating set, subset of the MMC set
related to Definition · 2
Smith set → Alternatively, The Smith

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