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Each ballot is assigned to one or more factions, based on the top rated candidates in that ballot. Then the ballots of each faction are used to run mini score voting elections, the results of which represent how well each faction rates every other faction.
Let <math>B^{v|\phi}_j</math> be the ballot rating of the <math>v</math>-th voter towards candidate <math>j</math>, where <math>\phi</math> is the set of factions assigned to that voter. This means <math>B^{v|\phi}_j > B^{v|\phi}_k</math> for all <math>j \in \phi, k \notin \phi</math>. Define <math>F_{i \to j}</math> be the mean rating given by faction <math>i</math> to faction <math>j</math>, and also that <math>F_{i \to \phi} = \frac{1}{|\phi|} \sum_{j \in
Then, Reciprocal Score Voting re-weights the ballot ratings according to the rule:
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