Semi-quantitative predictions for the Polish parliamentary elections (October 25, 2015) based on the Emotion/Information/Opinion mode
Pawel Sobkowicz

TL;DR
This paper uses an agent-based opinion model to predict the Polish parliamentary election outcomes three months in advance, achieving semi-quantitative accuracy and analyzing campaign variations.
Contribution
It introduces a semi-quantitative prediction method based on an agent-based model for election results, extending previous work with electoral campaign analysis.
Findings
Model reproduces poll results for major parties
Predicts election outcome range three months ahead
Estimates impact of campaign variations
Abstract
Based on an agent based model of opinion changes, described in detail in a recent paper (\arXiv:1507.00126), we attempt to predict, three months in advance, the range of possible results of the Polish parliamentary elections, scheduled for October 25, 2015. The model reproduces semi-quantitatively the poll results for the three parties which dominated the recent presidential elections and allows estimation of some variations of the electoral propaganda campaigns by the parties.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOpinion Dynamics and Social Influence
