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* [[Borda Count]] |
* [[Borda Count]] |
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* As shown above, many systems can be represented as weighted positional methods including Plurality, Antiplurality, [[Vote For and Against]], and Dabagh's "vote and a half" method where a voter assigns 1 point to their favorite and half a point to their second favorite.{{r|smith2006}}{{rp|22}} |
* As shown above, many systems can be represented as weighted positional methods including Plurality, Antiplurality, [[Vote For and Against]], and Dabagh's "vote and a half" method where a voter assigns 1 point to their favorite and half a point to their second favorite.{{r|smith2006}}{{rp|22}} |
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* The Eurovision Song Contest uses a method where each country's panel of judges rates the top 10 songs. The first pick gets 12 points, the second 10, the third 8, and the rest get <math>m - i</math> (i.e. 7, 6, ..., 1) with all the rest of the songs getting 0. This can be represented by the vector <math>a_\mathrm{Eurovision} = (12, 10, 8, 7, ..., max(m - i, 0), ..., 0)</math> |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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