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Preserving the Basic Property of Stable Matching by Deleting a Pair

Published on December 2013 by Ekta Gupta, Kalyani, Nitin
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International Conference on Distributed Computing and Internet Technology 2014
Foundation of Computer Science USA
ICDCIT2014 - Number 1
December 2013
Authors: Ekta Gupta, Kalyani, Nitin
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Ekta Gupta, Kalyani, Nitin . Preserving the Basic Property of Stable Matching by Deleting a Pair. International Conference on Distributed Computing and Internet Technology 2014. ICDCIT2014, 1 (December 2013), 14-18.

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title = { Preserving the Basic Property of Stable Matching by Deleting a Pair },
journal = { International Conference on Distributed Computing and Internet Technology 2014 },
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Abstract

This paper describes the transition of a male-pessimal matching set to optimal when it is a man-oriented approach by deleting a pair from matching set considering the score based approach. A descriptive explanation of the proposed algorithm both in a sequential and parallel manner is given. The comparison based theoretical analysis shows that the best case of the algorithm is lower bound of n3.

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Index Terms

Computer Science
Information Sciences

Keywords

Stable Matching Stable Marriage Complete Strictly Ordered Rank Score Matching Set Happiness.