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  • House monotonicity: 134–141  (also called house-size monotonicity) is a property of apportionment methods. These are methods for allocating seats in a...
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  • be satisfied by such a rule is committee monotonicity (also called house monotonicity, a variant of resource monotonicity): if some k candidates are elected...
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    criterion Monotone preferences in consumer theory Monotonicity (mechanism design) Maskin monotonicity Apart from majority judgment, these systems satisfy...
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  • quotas, then the committee violates EJR+. EJR+ satisfies a weak form of Committee monotonicity: for all k, there is an EJR+ committee W of size k, and...
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    called justified representation whenever the committee size is at most 5, but might violate it when the committee size is at least 6. SPAV is not precinct...
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  • variant of the property. The Phragmen's sequential rule satisfies committee monotonicity, while MES fails the property.: Appendix A  MES extends to participatory...
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  • votes. Seq-Phragmén assign seats one-by-one, so it satisfies the committee monotonicity property: when more seats are added, the set of winners increases...
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  • generally violates house monotonicity, as noted by Thiele himself. In fact, Thiele's optimization method satisfies house-monotonicity only for the (normalized)...
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  • vote with respect to irrelevant candidates to manipulate the outcome. Monotonicity means that a voter never loses from revealing his true set of approved...
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  • and Monotonicity". arXiv:1708.07580 [cs.GT]. Aziz, Haris; Lee, Barton E. (2020). "A characterization of proportionally representative committees". arXiv:2002...
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  • for a binary outcome with the paired availability design and the key monotonicity assumption. Baker, Kramer, Lindeman (2016) summarized the history of...
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  • Instant-runoff voting (category Non-monotonic electoral systems)
    The monotonicity criterion says that ranking a candidate higher on your ballot should not cause them to lose. The exact probability of a monotonicity failure...
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  • more rapidly.: 231–232  A stronger variant of population monotonicity, called strong monotonicity requires that, if a state's entitlement (share of the population)...
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    run. Candidate-cloning causes vote-splitting in FPP. Y Monotonicity criterion The monotonicity criterion says a candidate should not lose as a result...
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    Абульвартъ Abul’vart. Official Greek: Ἀμπουλβὰρτ Ampoulvàrt, written in many monotonic versions ―for example: Αμπουλβάρ, Αμπουλβάρτ, Αμπουλμπάρτ, Απουλβάρτ,...
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    testing and toxicological models at low doses because of observed non-monotonicity, i.e. U-shaped dose/response curves. Dose–response relationships generally...
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  • Coombs' method (category Non-monotonic electoral systems)
    most voting system criteria, including Condorcet's majority criterion, monotonicity, participation, and clone-independence. However, it does satisfy the...
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  • Ranked pairs (category Monotonic Condorcet methods)
    criteria, the ranked pairs method passes the majority criterion, the monotonicity criterion, the Smith criterion (which implies the Condorcet criterion)...
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    STAR voting (category Monotonic electoral systems)
    monotonic, IRV is not. D R Woodall, "Monotonicity and Single-Seat Election Rules", Voting matters, Issue 6, 1996. This article calls the monotonicity...
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  • PAV fails the following properties: House monotonicity. Two alternative methods that satisfy house monotonicity and that have comparably good proportionality-related...
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