'Plurality' diaporamas de présentation

Computational Social Choice

Computational Social Choice. Lirong Xia. EC-12 Tutorial June 8, 2012. Preference Aggregation: Social Choice. > >. voting rule. > >. > >. Social Choice. and Computer Science. Computational thinking + optimization algorithms. CS. Social Choice.

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. Review. Political Machine. A strong party organization that can control political appointments and deliver votes. majority. More than 50% of the total votes. caucus. A way that some states choose presidential candidates. n ational committee.

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Molecular Phylogenetics

Molecular Phylogenetics. Dan Graur. Molecular phylogenetic approaches: 1. distance-matrix (based on distance measures) 2. character-state (based on character states) 3. maximum likelihood (based on both character states and distances). DISTANCE-MATRIX METHODS

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CAS LX 522 Syntax I

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Section 2.1: Controversial Elections

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Civil Society and Institutional Design: Electoral Systems Plan for Today

Civil Society and Institutional Design: Electoral Systems Plan for Today. Finish group discussion activity. Understand the characteristics and democratic consequences of two (out of 3) basic types of electoral systems. Questions for Group Discussion on Civil Society.

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Graph Powering Cont.

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Philosophy 224

Philosophy 224. Moral Theory: Introduction. The Role of Reasons. A fundamental feature of philosophy ' s contribution to our understanding of the contested character of our moral lives is the insistence that our responses to moral concerns must be justified.

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Two Summary Examples

Section 1.5. Two Summary Examples. Ex. 1 Who Wins?. Earlier we saw that wins using Plurality wins using Instant Run-off wins using Hare. 0 of 30. Who wins using Borda?. A B C D. 0 of 30. Who wins using Condorcet?. A B C D No winner. 0 of 30. Who wins using Approval?.

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NEED TO KNOW: Unit 3

NEED TO KNOW: Unit 3. Political parties, interest groups, and the media. Chapter 9. Political Parties. Political Parties. GOAL: to control govt by winning elections 3 Components of Party: Party in Government, Party in Electorate, Party Organization Roles: Nominating (most important)

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Learning Voting Trees

Learning Voting Trees. Ariel D. Procaccia, Aviv Zohar, Yoni Peleg, Jeffrey S. Rosenschein. Lecture Outline. Voting. PAC. Results. Limitations. Voting and Voting Trees PAC learning Results Limitations. Voting . Voting. PAC. Results. Limitations.

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Incorporating Indigenous Perspectives in Counselling Psychology (Speaking Together)

Incorporating Indigenous Perspectives in Counselling Psychology (Speaking Together). Nhlanhla Mkhize, PhD University of KwaZulu-Natal School of Psychology South Africa mkhize@ukzn.ac.za. Background. Over-reliance on imported theoretical frameworks

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Incorporating Indigenous Perspectives in Counselling Psychology (Speaking Together)

Incorporating Indigenous Perspectives in Counselling Psychology (Speaking Together). Nhlanhla Mkhize, PhD University of KwaZulu-Natal School of Psychology South Africa mkhize@ukzn.ac.za. Background. Over-reliance on imported theoretical frameworks

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