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| [[Proportional approval voting]] || Yes|| Yes || ?? || NP-hard
| [[Proportional approval voting]] || Yes|| Yes || ?? || NP-hard
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| [[w:Sequential_proportional_approval_voting|Sequential Proportional Approval Voting]] || No || No || No || in P
| [[w:Sequential_proportional_approval_voting|Sequential Proportional Approval Voting]] || Yes if seats < 6|| No || No || in P
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| [[Ebert's Method]] || Yes|| No || No || NP-hard
| [[Ebert's Method]] || Yes|| No || No || NP-hard
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==Comparison==
==Comparison==

Revision as of 04:24, 10 January 2020

Sorry this is a bit of a work in progress. Need to transfer from linked papers


Justified representation

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Extended Justified Representation

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Proportional Justified Representation

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Compliant systems

System JR EJR PJR Coplexity
Proportional approval voting Yes Yes ?? NP-hard
Sequential Proportional Approval Voting Yes if seats < 6 No No in P
Ebert's Method Yes No No NP-hard
Sequential Phragmen Yes No Yes in P

Comparison

Every winner set that provides Perfect representation also provides Proportional Justified Representation [1]. In contrast, Extended Justified Representation may rule out all winner sets that provide perfect representation. [2] It is easily seen that PJR is a weaker requirement than EJR, and a stronger one than JR. A method satisfying EJR also satisfies PJR, and that a method satisfying PJR also satisfies JR. The following

References