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A polyhedral approach to online bipartite matching
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Torrico, Alfredo
, Toriello, Alejandro
, Ahmed, Shabbir
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Economic models
/ Matching
/ Policies
/ Traveling salesman problem
2018
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Torrico, Alfredo
, Toriello, Alejandro
, Ahmed, Shabbir
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Economic models
/ Matching
/ Policies
/ Traveling salesman problem
2018
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A polyhedral approach to online bipartite matching
2018
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Overview
We study the i.i.d. online bipartite matching problem, a dynamic version of the classical model where one side of the bipartition is fixed and known in advance, while nodes from the other side appear one at a time as i.i.d. realizations of a uniform distribution, and must immediately be matched or discarded. We consider various relaxations of the polyhedral set of achievable matching probabilities, introduce valid inequalities, and discuss when they are facet-defining. We also show how several of these relaxations correspond to ranking policies and their time-dependent generalizations. We finally present a computational study of these relaxations and policies to determine their empirical performance.
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Springer Nature B.V
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