Candidate correlation
Candidate correlation is a measure of how "close" a pair of candidates is to being clones. The concept was introduced by Ken Kuhlman for his Correlated Instant Borda Runoff method.
Some ways of measuring correlation are:
Candidate correlation is a measure of how "close" a pair of candidates is to being clones. The concept was introduced by Ken Kuhlman for his Correlated Instant Borda Runoff method.
Some ways of measuring correlation are: