Larremore Workshop: How To Rank Things & Pairwise Comparisons 2019

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Dan Larremore Workshop

Monday, June 24 @ 3:15pm in the conference room.

During lectures on networks and hierarchies, we discussed how a network representing the outcomes of discrete choices—Which wine is preferred? Swipe right or swipe left? Which team won the match?—can be used to find a ranking. In this workshop, we'll apply these methods by tasting, comparing, and ranking dozes of different salsas to find the most delicious. We'll also discuss topics like tournament design, adaptive tournaments, and the difference between a marketing study of salsa quality and a bracket-based tournament like the World Cup.

LARREMORE WORKSHOP LOTTO SIGNUP!!

1. JP
2. Andrew Gillreath-Brown
3. Ritwika
4. Ernest
5. Aabir
6. Alec
7. Brennan
8. Fabian
9. Elissa
10. Erwin
11. Andrea
12. Hunter
13. Ian
14. Pam
15. Jessica Lee
16. Dries
17. Yuka
18. Arta
19. Kazu
20. Chris Quarles
21. Bhargav
22. Emily
23. Luther
24. Ignacio
25. Koissi
26. Bhartendu
27. Jeongki
28. Toni
29. Dakota
30. Jackie
31. Kyle
32. Chris B-J
33. Patrick
34. Bakus
35. Ethan
36. Pablo Franco
37. Billy
38. Mark Chu
39. Kenzie
40. Pablo M. Flores
41. robert
42. Douglas Guilbeault
43. April Kleppe
44. Winnie
45. Germán