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The authors conceived of the bisection protocol during a research meeting discussing recent political redistricting literature, in particular, the I-cut-you-freeze protocol preprint. After establishing the theoretical results for the continuous nongeometric setting, they discussed ways to implement both protocols on real-world data, culminating in the Iowa case study and computational experiments with 17 other states.
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