In this paper, we present a protocol for executing TTC in a privacy preserving way. To the best of our knowledge, it is the first of its kind.
This paper presents a protocol for executing TTC in a privacy preserving way, believed to be the first of its kind and suggests a new algorithm for ...
A one-sided matching allocation problem consists of a set A of n agents, a set G of n indivisible goods and preferences of agents over goods1.
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The matchingMarkets R package comes with two estimators and algorithms that can be used to simulate matching data.
We consider how to run instances of stable matching using secure multi-party computation, so that participants' privacy and confidence in the results can be ...
A one-sided matching problem is called housing market if it is a one-to-one matching problem and school choice if it is many-to-one. Thus, when studying one-.
We consider how to run instances of stable matching using secure computation, in order to obviate the need for a trusted third party while preserving the ...
Abstract: The Stable Matching (SM) algorithm has been deployed in many real-world scenarios including the National Residency Matching Program (NRMP).
MatchingTools is an application programming interface that implements the most commonly used matching algorithms.
They proposed an algorithm for finding a "stable" matching that works by having agents on one side of the market make proposals (offers or applications) to ...