👉 In computational mathematics, "outvoting" is a term used to describe an algorithm or function that can solve a problem efficiently by repeatedly voting for solutions that are better than the current best solution. This process ensures that no single solution is selected as the optimal one, and instead, multiple solutions with the highest scores are considered. The idea behind outvoting is to create a system where every possible solution has an equal chance of being chosen as the optimal solution, regardless of its performance or computational complexity
