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social-choice
Providing social choice algorithms and voting rules through an NPM package
Roadmap
🛑 blocked
💬 to do
🚀 in progress
🎫 done but didn't pass tests yet
️️️️️️✔️ done
- Business
- ️️️️️️✔️ deploy on NPM
- 💬 add
Usage
section in README.md - 💬 add
Contribute
section in README.md
- Package
- ️️️️️️✔️ setup test scripts
- ✔️ include JSDoc in built library
- ✔️ Node support
- 🎫 browser support
- Features
- 🚀 preference profiles
- ️️️️️️✔️ preference profile object, in
Profile
- ️️️️️️✔️ C1 graph, in
Profile.pGraph
- ️️️️️️✔️ C2 graph, in
Profile.nGraph
- ✔️ Condorcet winner, in
Profile.cw
- 💬
Max(R_N, A)
- 💬 dominions
- 💬 dominators
- ✔️ readable summary
- ️️️️️️✔️ preference profile object, in
- 💬 domains detection
- 💬 single-caved
- 💬 single-peaked
- 💬 dichotomous
- 💬 value-restricted
- 🚀 social choice functions
- ✔️ plurality
- 💬 plurality with runoff
- ✔️ anti-plurality
- ✔️ Borda's rule
- 💬 instant runoff
- ✔️ sequential majority comparisons
- ✔️ scoring rule
- 💬 approval voting
- 💬 Black's rule
- 💬 Nanson's rule
- 💬 top cycle
- 💬 Copeland’s rule
- 💬 maximin
- 💬 Young's rule
- ...
- 💬 social welfare functions
- ✔️ scoring rules
- ...
- 💬 social preference functions
- 💬 Kemeny's rule
- ...
- 🚀 preference profiles