Preference elicitation in matching markets via interviews: a study of offline benchmarks (extended abstract)
<p>In this paper we study <i>two-sided matching markets</i> in which the participants do not fully know their preferences and need to go through some costly deliberation process in order to learn their preferences. We assume that such deliberations are carried out via <i>int...
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International Foundation for Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems
2016
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