Software is increasingly becoming recognised as fundamental to research. In a 2014 survey of UK researchers undertaken by the Institute, 7 out of 10 researchers supported the view...
Rachael Ainsworth, Software Community Manager for the Institute, visited the University of Glasgow on 15 November 2019 to talk about Open Science. Rachael was hosted by Glasgow Women in Computing Science (GWiCS)...
In an instance of the Stable Marriage problem (SM) we have a set of men U and a set of women W. Each man ranks every women in strict preference order, and vice versa. A matching M in this context is...
In an instance of HR we have a set of hospitals H and a set of residents R. Each resident ranks a subset of hospitals in strict preference order and vice versa. Each resident may be assigned to a maximum of 1 hospital...
This paper studies the College Admissions problem, now more frequently referred to as the Hospital/Residents problem (HR). In an instance of HR we have a set of hospitals H and a set of residents R...
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