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Using Similarity and Dissimilarity Measures of Binary Patterns for the Comparison of Voting Procedures
Ist Teil von
Granular, Soft and Fuzzy Approaches for Intelligent Systems, 2017, Vol.344, p.141-169
Ort / Verlag
Switzerland: Springer International Publishing AG
Erscheinungsjahr
2017
Quelle
Alma/SFX Local Collection
Beschreibungen/Notizen
An interesting and important problem of how similar and/or dissimilar voting procedures (social choice functions) are dealt with. We extend our previous qualitative type analysis based on rough sets theory which make it possible to partition the set of voting procedures considered into some subsets within which the voting procedures are indistinguishable, i.e. (very) similar. Then, we propose an extension of those analyses towards a quantitative evaluation via the use of degrees of similarity and dissimilarity, not necessarily metrics and dual (in the sense of summing up to 1). We consider the amendment, Copeland, Dodgson, max-min, plurality, Borda, approval, runoff, and Nanson, voting procedures, and the Condorcet winner, Condorcet loser, majority winner, monotonicity, weak Pareto winner, consistency, and heritage criteria. The satisfaction or dissatisfaction of the particular criteria by the particular voting procedures are represented as binary vectors. We use the Jaccard–Needham, Dice, Correlation, Yule, Russell–Rao, Sockal–Michener, Rodgers–Tanimoto, and Kulczyński measures of similarity and dissimilarity. This makes it possible to gain much insight into the similarity/dissimilarity of voting procedures.