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contain a near-perfect
matching when the
graph has an odd
number of vertices, and near-perfect
matchings are
maximum matchings. In the
above figure, part...
- Look up
matching in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Matching may
refer to:
Matching, Es****,
England Matching Green Matching Tye
Matching (graph theory)...
- of
perfect matchings in a
planar graph can be
computed exactly in
polynomial time via the FKT algorithm. The
number of
perfect matchings in a complete...
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transversals of
Latin squares and
rainbow matchings in Kn,n has
inspired additional interest in the
study of
rainbow matchings in triangle-free graphs. An edge-coloring...
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number of
different stable matchings, this
number is an
exponential function of n.
Counting the
number of
stable matchings in a
given instance is #P-complete...
- In
graph theory, the
matching polytope of a
given graph is a
geometric object representing the
possible matchings in the graph. It is a
convex polytope...
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matching, and f(e) = 0 if it is not. For this reason, in the
context of
fractional matchings,
usual matchings are
sometimes called integral matchings...
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lattice of
stable matchings is a
distributive lattice whose elements are
stable matchings. For a
given instance of the
stable matching problem, this lattice...
- In
cognitive science, prototype-
matching is a
theory of
pattern recognition that
describes the
process by
which a
sensory unit
registers a new stimulus...
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maximum 3-dimensional
matching, i.e., it
maximises |M|. The
matching illustrated in Figures (b)–(c) are
maximal 3-dimensional
matchings, i.e., they cannot...
