LiamM32

In case if anyone else misses that like I did, I modified the README in my forked repository. [https://github.com/LiamM32/qsynth/blob/master/README]() You can merge it in if you think it's better.

Yes! Do it! That would be great.

It would be nice if there was an option for a semi-proportional form of Schulze STV, with an option to set the level of proportionality desired. But you would have...

I think I've figured out how you can make Schulze STV semi-proportional, if you have the regular version. Before determining the winner, for every pair of candidates, delete an equal...

Here's a paper that looks simpler than the one above. It includes the Schulze Method, Schulze Proportional Ranking, & Schulze STV. The latter two would be great additions to Condorcet,...

Yeah. Given how widely known Schulze STV is in voting theory circles, it's surprising how little has been written to explain the process. I'm unfortunately not familiar with all those...

I cannot guarantee that this is the same comparison method used in the paper, but I think it's likely that it is. In the absence of understanding of the language...

If using the method I just described, there would need to be a function similar to getPairwise that determines how many voters prefer candidate A to both candidate B &...

I have found that the second reference in the Wikipedia article is a download that contains some of the documents that I linked earlier, but also contains some .cpp files...

I have done some more reading. I found [this page](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1804.02973.pdf#page=338) clarifies how they do pairwise comparison of sets. If I understand correctly, the strength of the link from set {_b,...