4.5 The Huntington-Hill Method
Huntington-Hill rounding rule Given a quota, the cuto for rounding it is given by c = p LU (That is, the geometric mean of the lower quota and the upper quota) If q < c, then round q down to L and if q > c, then round q up to U. Examples: Let q = 1:4139: since c = p 1 2 = p 2 ˇ1:414, and q < c, this q rounds up to 2 ................
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