Popular matchings with two-sided preferences and one-sided ties
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Abstract: We are given a bipartite graph where each vertex has a preference list ranking its neighbors: in particular, every ranks its neighbors in a strict order of preference, whereas the preference lists of may contain ties. A matching is popular if there is no matching such that the number of vertices that prefer to exceeds the number of vertices that prefer to~. We show that the problem of deciding whether admits a popular matching or not is NP-hard. This is the case even when every either has a strict preference list or puts all its neighbors into a single tie. In contrast, we show that the problem becomes polynomially solvable in the case when each puts all its neighbors into a single tie. That is, all neighbors of are tied in 's list and desires to be matched to any of them. Our main result is an algorithm (where ) for the popular matching problem in this model. Note that this model is quite different from the model where vertices in have no preferences and do not care whether they are matched or not.
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