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Preventive Medicine, 1995
Matching is an intuitively appealing design strategy for ensuring balance on one or more potential confounding variables, usually either among subjects who were exposed or unexposed to a suspected risk factor for disease in a cohort study or between diseased and nondiseased subjects in a case-control study.
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Matching is an intuitively appealing design strategy for ensuring balance on one or more potential confounding variables, usually either among subjects who were exposed or unexposed to a suspected risk factor for disease in a cohort study or between diseased and nondiseased subjects in a case-control study.
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International Economic Review, 2018
AbstractWe examine a dynamic, two‐sided, one‐to‐one matching market where agents on both sides interact over a period of time. We define and identify sufficient conditions for the existence of a dynamically stable matching, which may require revisions to initial assignments. A generalization of the deferred acceptance algorithm can identify dynamically
Kadam, Sangram V., Kotowski, Maciej H.
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AbstractWe examine a dynamic, two‐sided, one‐to‐one matching market where agents on both sides interact over a period of time. We define and identify sufficient conditions for the existence of a dynamically stable matching, which may require revisions to initial assignments. A generalization of the deferred acceptance algorithm can identify dynamically
Kadam, Sangram V., Kotowski, Maciej H.
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1983
March 2. In the preceding chapter we mentioned the problem of devising a “global criterion” for deciding whether one matching is better than another. We noted that no such criterion appears to exist in general. Nevertheless, there are some cases where simple criteria suffice.
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March 2. In the preceding chapter we mentioned the problem of devising a “global criterion” for deciding whether one matching is better than another. We noted that no such criterion appears to exist in general. Nevertheless, there are some cases where simple criteria suffice.
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The RAND Journal of Economics, 2022
AbstractWe study platform markets in which agents arrive gradually, experience changes to their preferences over time, and are frequently re‐matched. We introduce simple auctions specifically designed for such markets. Upon joining, agents select a status that determines the weight assigned to their future bids. Each match is then assigned a score that
Fershtman, Daniel, Pavan, Alessandro
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AbstractWe study platform markets in which agents arrive gradually, experience changes to their preferences over time, and are frequently re‐matched. We introduce simple auctions specifically designed for such markets. Upon joining, agents select a status that determines the weight assigned to their future bids. Each match is then assigned a score that
Fershtman, Daniel, Pavan, Alessandro
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Color Matching and Color-Difference Matching
Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1972The precision of color matching is commonly described by color-matching ellipses, and the precision of matching color differences can be described by color-difference-matching ellipses. Recently obtained sets of color-matching ellipses and color-difference-matching ellipses have been compared and some important correlations are indicated.
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Research in Economics, 2008 We present an empirical model of earnings that controls for observable and unobservable characteristics of workers (person effects), unmeasured characteristics of their employers (firm effects), and unmeasured characteristics of worker-firm matches (match effects). We interpret these as the returns to general human capital, firm-specific human capital,
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Creative Nursing, 2020
This short memoir conveys a special relationship between a nurse and her patient, a 13-year-old girl who had a liver transplant.
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This short memoir conveys a special relationship between a nurse and her patient, a 13-year-old girl who had a liver transplant.
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Journal AWWA, 2010
In his column, AWWA Executive Director David LaFrance discusses a current dilemma facing the water industry, that of finding a perfect match between our industry's workforce needs and our employees’ skills and personal desires. Succession planning is a major driver of this dilemma, with some 30‐50% of the existing water industry employees becoming ...
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In his column, AWWA Executive Director David LaFrance discusses a current dilemma facing the water industry, that of finding a perfect match between our industry's workforce needs and our employees’ skills and personal desires. Succession planning is a major driver of this dilemma, with some 30‐50% of the existing water industry employees becoming ...
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Managerial and Decision Economics, 2008
AbstractInstitutions often utilize matching rules to achieve cooperative outcomes. However, the equilibrium induced by a matching rule may not be socially optimal. After presenting the case in which matching rules yield privately and socially optimal levels of cooperation, this article identifies the conditions which generate inefficient cooperation ...
PARISI, FRANCESCO, FON, VINCY
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AbstractInstitutions often utilize matching rules to achieve cooperative outcomes. However, the equilibrium induced by a matching rule may not be socially optimal. After presenting the case in which matching rules yield privately and socially optimal levels of cooperation, this article identifies the conditions which generate inefficient cooperation ...
PARISI, FRANCESCO, FON, VINCY
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Journal of Public Economic Theory, 2021
AbstractWe study iterated matching of soulmates (IMS), a recursive process of forming coalitions that are mutually preferred by members to any other coalition containing individuals as yet unmatched by this process. If all players can be matched this way, preferences are IMS‐complete.
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AbstractWe study iterated matching of soulmates (IMS), a recursive process of forming coalitions that are mutually preferred by members to any other coalition containing individuals as yet unmatched by this process. If all players can be matched this way, preferences are IMS‐complete.
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