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Abstimmungsspiel 1 Adams's method 1 Dean's method 1 Enzyme kinetics 1 Hamilton's method 1 Hill method 1 Hill's method 1 Jefferson's method 1 King–Altman–Hill method 1 Macht 1 Parlament 1 Parliament 1 Participation 1 Partizipation 1 Power 1 Quasi-steady-state kinetics 1 Reaction graphs 1 Reaction route graphs 1 USA 1 United States 1 Voting behaviour 1 Voting game 1 Wahlverhalten 1 Webster method of apportionment 1 Webster's method 1 apport() 1 apportionment method 1 egen 1 elections 1
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Datta, Ravindra 1 Dittami, James P. 1 Edelman, Paul H. 1 Fishtik, Ilie 1 Kohler, Ulrich 1 Vilekar, Saurabh A. 1 Zeh, Janina 1
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Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications 1 Social choice and welfare 1 Stata Journal 1
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Voting power apportionments
Edelman, Paul H. - In: Social choice and welfare 44 (2015) 4, pp. 911-925
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Apportionment methods
Kohler, Ulrich; Zeh, Janina - In: Stata Journal 12 (2012) 3, pp. 375-392
Apportionment methods are used to translate a set of positive natural numbers into a set of smaller natural numbers while keeping the proportions between the numbers very similar. The methods are used to allocate seats in a chamber proportionally to the number of votes for a party in an election...
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Toward cell circuitry: Topological analysis of enzyme reaction networks via reaction route graphs
Datta, Ravindra; Vilekar, Saurabh A.; Fishtik, Ilie; … - In: Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications 387 (2008) 13, pp. 3348-3372
The first step toward developing complete cell circuitry is to build quantitative networks for enzyme reactions. The conventional King–Altman–Hill (KAH) algorithm for topological analysis of enzyme networks, adapted from electrical networks, is based on “Reaction Graphs” that, unlike...
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