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That doesn't necessarily solve the problem - you can still gerrymander quite a lot by strategically placing the centroids. An effective solution has to ensure t
by pzone 10y ago
That doesn't necessarily solve the problem - you can still gerrymander quite a lot by strategically placing the centroids. An effective solution has to ensure the vote outcomes are not skewed. Simple geometrical constraints aren't enough to guarantee this.
- failrate 10y agoCentroid are defined by the data points that constitute them. You could only manipulate them by moving people's physical location.
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