Accompanying software for the paper "Optimal Decision Rules for the Discursive Dilemma", by A. Alabert, M. Farré and R. Montes (https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.13100).
Computes a ranking of the best decision rules according to a quantitative criterion based on the minimisation of the combined probabilities of false positives and false negatives
OUT OF DATE: See the Singularity project here at sourceforge.
This project aims to make the expanse of human knowledge beautifully presentable and the exabytes of data navigable by an average user via the power of a Unified Data Model and 3d visualization layer for the Web.
It will invert the top 3 layers of the OSI network model to make a 3-dimensional presentation layer with a peer-to-peer session layer for the Internet.
For the curious, there is a simple demo that provides a...
A tool for exploring records of nominative votes in various legislatures. Currently, it includes just one legislature -- the US Congress -- and one simple visualization. (Code for CPython and Jython.)