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Stable Matching Unstable Pair, A pair (m, w) is called a blocking pair for a marriage matching, M, if both m and w prefer each other more than there mate in Figure 14. g. It takes O(N^2) time complexity where N is the number of The matching on the left is not stable. Given the preference lists of n men and n women, find a stable A stable marriage is a one-to-one matching of the men with the women such that there is no man-woman pair that prefer each other over their present mates. In matching M, an unmatched pair m-w is unstable if man m and woman w prefer each other to current partners. Each horse is paired with exactly one rider. B and C together, giving us the pairing: f(B,C), (A, )g. An example of preferences Some Definitions In order to more concretely set up the stable matching problem, let's define some terms formally: A pairing is a set of job-candidate pairs that uniquely (disjointly) matches each job to The matching is stable if there are no two elements which are not roommates and which both prefer each other to their roommate under the matching. Stable Matching Problem matching: everyone is matched m Each man gets exactly one woman. This is distinct from the stable matching problem Key point.

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