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A numerical study on efficient jury size

Political Science

A numerical study on efficient jury size

T. Watanabe

This paper by Takamitsu Watanabe delves into the optimal jury size within a majority-vote model, revealing that an ideal balance between verdict accuracy and decision-making time could lead to a recommended jury size of 11.8 ± 3.0. The study uniquely explores how community factors like opinion homogeneity and anti-conformity influence this balance.... show more
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