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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Stable Marriage Problem"”.
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Stable Marriage Problem Based Adaptation for Clone Detection and Service Selection
… service which meets the consumer’s request. Both problems can be converted into a matching problem. Matching process forms an essential part of software engineering activities. In this research, a well-known mathematical algorithm Stable Marriage Problem (SMP) and its variations are investigated …
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An approach to robustness in stable marriage and stable roommates problems
… of robustness within the context of matching problems. Our robustness notion for the stable matching framework is motivated by the unforeseen events that may occur after a matching is computed. We define the notion of (a,b)-supermatches as a measure of robustness of a matching. An …
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Efficient algorithms for bipartite matching problems with preferences
Matching problems involve a set of participants, where each participant has a capacity and a subset of the participants rank a subset of the others in order of preference (strictly or with ties). Matching problems are motivated in practice by large-scale applications, such as automated matching …
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Sufficient conditions for the existence of specified subgraphs in graphs
A classical problem in combinatorics is, given graphs G and H, to determine if H is a subgraph of G. It is usually computationally complex to determine if H is a subgraph of G. Therefore, we often prove conditions that are sufficient to guarantee that a graph G contains H as a subgraph. In Chapter …
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A specialised constraint approach for stable matching problems
… framework designed to solve combinatorial problems. This framework is made up of a set of predefined independent components and generalised algorithms. This is a very versatile structure which allows for a variety of rich combinatorial problems to be represented and solved relatively …
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Algorithmic aspects of stable matching problems
The Stable Marriage problem (SM), the Hospitals/Residents problem (HR) and the Stable Roommates problem (SR) are three classical stable matching problems that were first studied by Gale and Shapley in 1962. These problems have widespread practical application in centralised automated matching …