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Strategie kierowców i paradoksy metody Bordy w wyścigach Formuły 1

Brian Kaiser
University of California

6/2019 (31) Decyzje

DOI 10.7206/DEC.1733-0092.124

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Abstrakt

Zdobycie mistrzostwa świata to najważniejsze osiągnięcie w Formule 1, a wielokrotny tytuł umieszcza kierowcę w panteonie tego sportu. W artykule zadałem pytanie czy metoda punktacji przy wyborze mistrza może być uznana za ostateczną i jak niestabilne mogą być wyniki, gdy parametry metody zostaną nieznacznie zmienione. Przeanalizowałem przypadki wyścigów, w których wystąpiły paradoksy oraz zrekonstruowałem wyniki historyczne przy użyciu alternatywnych systemów punktacji. Twierdzę, że metoda Bordy jest pożądanym systemem do oceniania w Formule 1, a budowanie strategii przez zespoły w odpowiedzi na własności aktualnego systemu punktującego jest w pełni uzasadnionym
aspektem strategicznym sportu.

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Kaiser, Brian (2019). Strategie kierowców i paradoksy metody Bordy w wyścigach Formuły 1. https://doi.org/10.7206/DEC.1733-0092.124

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Kaiser, Brian. „Strategie Kierowców I Paradoksy Metody Bordy W Wyścigach Formuły 1”. 6/2019n.e. Decyzje, nr 31, 2019, ss. 115-132.

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Kaiser, Brian. „Strategie Kierowców I Paradoksy Metody Bordy W Wyścigach Formuły 1”. Decyzje, Decyzje, nr 31 (2019): 115-132. doi:10.7206/DEC.1733-0092.124.

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