Measure how different Retro Funding voting designs perform against a number of requirements aimed at optimizing different objectives. Achieved by simulating different types of voter behavior and applying formal reasoning.
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Verify if we can replace R3/R4 Voting Rule with generalized Normalized Median to play with max/min allocation caps and quorum #35
we assume that a max./min. allocation cap has an impact on the result.
We should examine further to understand how capping/quorum affects the result and if adding such elements can increase Robustness/Resistance to Bribery, etc. of Majoritarian Phantoms, too.
Goal
Replace R3/R4 voting rule in our simulations by a generalized Normalized Median to reduce time and efforts to simulate
Description
In the metrics
we assume that a max./min. allocation cap has an impact on the result. We should examine further to understand how capping/quorum affects the result and if adding such elements can increase Robustness/Resistance to Bribery, etc. of Majoritarian Phantoms, too.
Goal
Replace R3/R4 voting rule in our simulations by a generalized Normalized Median to reduce time and efforts to simulate
Context:
Slide 47
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1YrLBj9xplp3UE5vglMxaR-t9xy67h2v9Ld_D_S5tH1Y/edit?usp=sharing
Definition Caps
R4: GOV-20
Definition Quorum
R3: GOV-19
Todo: