2017
DOI: 10.1007/s10100-017-0487-6
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Modified indices of political power: a case study of a few parliaments

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“…Kojić and Lukač (2018) suggest an alternative approach to solving cost minimization problem with Cobb-Douglas technology based on weighted arithmetic-geometric mean inequality without using calculus. The two papers in this issue propose new approaches for using optimization algorithms and clustering in the domain of policy; Marošević and Soldo (2018) suggest a modification for calculating indices of political power within a parliament, while Jelić and Ševerdija (2017) provide a model inspired by the team formation problem in a social network that suggests a subset of candidates for positions in the new government using integer linear programming.…”
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“…Kojić and Lukač (2018) suggest an alternative approach to solving cost minimization problem with Cobb-Douglas technology based on weighted arithmetic-geometric mean inequality without using calculus. The two papers in this issue propose new approaches for using optimization algorithms and clustering in the domain of policy; Marošević and Soldo (2018) suggest a modification for calculating indices of political power within a parliament, while Jelić and Ševerdija (2017) provide a model inspired by the team formation problem in a social network that suggests a subset of candidates for positions in the new government using integer linear programming.…”
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confidence: 99%