Presentation 2015-12-01
[Invited Talk] Fiding a Stable Allocation in Polymatroid Intersection
Satoru Iwata, Yu Yokoi,
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Abstract(in English) The stable matching model of Gale and Shapley (1962) has been generalized in various directions such as matroid kernels due to Fleiner (2001) and stable allocations in bipartite networks due to Ba¨ ıou and Balinski (2002). In this talk, we introduce the concept of stable allocations in polymatroid intersection, which serves as a comprehensive framework that unifies these generalizations. We present a strongly polynomial algorithm for finding a stable allocation in polymatroid intersection. To achieve this, we utilize the augmenting path technique for polymatroid intersection. In each iteration, the algorithm searches for an augmenting path by simulating a chain of proposes and rejects in the deferred acceptance algorithm. The running time of our algorithm is $O(n^3gamma)$, where $n$ and $gamma$ respectively denote the cardinality of the ground set and the time for computing the saturation and exchange capacities. This talk is based on the authors’ paper that is to appear in Proceedings of the 27th Annual ACM-SIAM Symposium on Discrete Algorithms, January, 2016.
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Keyword(in English) Stable matching / Polymatroid / Strongly polynomial algorithm
Paper # COMP2015-34
Date of Issue 2015-11-24 (COMP)

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Committee COMP
Conference Date 2015/12/1(1days)
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Chair Koichi Wada(Hosei Univ.)
Vice Chair Toshimitsu Masuzawa(Osaka Univ.)
Secretary Toshimitsu Masuzawa(Hiroshima Univ.)
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Language JPN
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Title (in English) [Invited Talk] Fiding a Stable Allocation in Polymatroid Intersection
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Keyword(1) Stable matching
Keyword(2) Polymatroid
Keyword(3) Strongly polynomial algorithm
1st Author's Name Satoru Iwata
1st Author's Affiliation Tokyo University(Univ. Tokyo)
2nd Author's Name Yu Yokoi
2nd Author's Affiliation Tokyo University(Univ. Tokyo)
Date 2015-12-01
Paper # COMP2015-34
Volume (vol) vol.115
Number (no) COMP-344
Page pp.pp.25-25(COMP),
#Pages 1
Date of Issue 2015-11-24 (COMP)