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非随机样本下的预测
- 研究问题
- 选举计票初期收到的投票站结果并非随机样本时，如何结合历史投票信息，持续预测并更新最终选举结果？
- 方法与思路
- 作者利用投票站在不同选举间表现的一致性，将过去与陆续收到的得票比例结合，形成实时修订的预测模型。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要报告在瓦伦西亚地区选举及另外三次选举中验证方法，并声称预测快速、准确且成本较低，但未给出误差数值。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对投票站跨次选举一致性的建模方式、结果到达顺序的处理，以及预测误差、比较基准和实时验证的实施细节。
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原文摘要
The 1990s was not the best of decades for electoral polls, with striking errors occurring in, among others, the British, French, and Spanish elections, including election night, when errors are more evident. This article proposes a model for predicting final election outcomes based on the consistency that polling stations show between elections. Using both past and incoming polling station vote proportions, the model produces continuously revised predictions. The method is validated predicting the 1995 Corts Valencianes (Valencia regional parliament) elections and displaying the real-time experience of the 1999 Corts Valencianes election night. The case study is completed by demonstrating the technique's efficacy in three additional elections. The results confirm that the procedure generates quick, highly reliable, and accurate forecasts. In fact, only a few minutes after starting the scrutiny, the proposal permits one to approximate the final results with great precision, even with only a small percentage of votes polled. The great flexibility of the procedure makes it possible to use the method under a wide variety of circumstances and electoral systems. Furthermore, this procedure has additional advantages, including robustness and lower cost, over other methods which can also be implemented during election night with the objective of forecasting final outcomes, like exit polls or quick counts of a meaningful sample of polling stations.