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- Lecture 12: Matching, Lecture Notes - MIT OpenCourseWare
1 Matching Definition 1 A matching in a graph G is a subgraph M of G in which every vertex has degree 1 I e a matching is a disjoint set of edges with their endpoints We often equate a matching M with its edge set Example: M is a matching of size 2 in G
- Matching: The Theory - Stanford University
Market design papers often have a detailed description of the market’s unique and distinguishing features in their paper Responsibility for detail requires the ability to deal with complex institutional features that may be omitted from simple models
- Matching Algorithms: Fundamentals, Applications and Challenges
s In economics, the term matching theory is coined for pairing two agents in a specific market to reach a stable or optimal state In computer science, all branches of matching problems have emerged, such as the question-answer
- Matching Methods for Causal Inference - Gary King
1 The most popular method (propensity score matching, used in 93,700 articles!) sounds magical: \Why Propensity Scores Should Not Be Used for Matching" (Gary King, Richard Nielsen) 2 Do powerful methods have to be complicated?
- Matchings - Columbia University
Claims: The matching is stable Each man is matched to the highest ranked woman he could match in any stable marriage Each woman is matched to the lowest ranked man she could match in any stable marriage
- Strings, matching, Boyer-Moore - Department of Computer Science
Each such place is an occurrence or match An alignment is a way of putting P’s characters opposite T’s characters It may or may not correspond to an occurrence What’s a simple algorithm for exact matching? Try all possible alignments For each, check whether it’s an occurrence “Naïve algorithm ” occurrences = [] len(p) match j in
- Introduction to Matching Problems: Set-up and Definitions
A ‘matching’ is a pairing of each agent in one group with one agent in the other, or a leaving the agent alone By construction, it is reflexive, (if agent m is matched with w, then w is matched with m)
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