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Public Participation in dynamic domain structure

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This paper offers a new ranking system for a dynamic domain by examining the traditional voting methods including new Internet-based rating systems and arguing their fairness and reliability.

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The suggested voting approach provides independent comparisons for each item by using ELO Rating System and Random Weighted Algorithm in the background. The case study shows that the created method provides fair and reliable voting results independently of the time each candidate exists in the domain.

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Sociology · Sociology
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