Combinatorial exchanges are double sided marketplaces with multiple sellers and multiple buyers trading with the help of combinatorial bids. The allocation and other associated problems in such exchanges are known to be among the hardest to solve among all economic mechanisms. In this paper, we develop computationally efficient iterative auction mechanisms for solving combinatorial exchanges. Our mechanisms satisfy Individual-rationality (IR) and budget-nonnegativity (BN) properties. We also show that our method is bounded and convergent. Our numerical experiments show that our algorithm produces good quality solutions and is computationally efficient
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Combinatorial auctions provide an important tool for mechanism design in multi-agent systems. When i...
When attempting to design a truthful mechanism for a computationally hard problem such as combinator...
Combinatorial exchanges are double sided marketplaces with multiple sellers and multiple buyers trad...
A fundamental problem in building open distributed systems is to design mechanisms that compute opti...
Combinatorial auctions are auction formats that allow agents to submit single bids for a set of dist...
Combinatorial exchanges are double sided marketplaces with multiple sellers and multiple buyers trad...
Combinatorial exchanges are double sided marketplaces with multiple sellers and multiple buyers trad...
In combinatorial auctions, multiple distinct items are sold simultaneously and a bidder may place a ...
ming, primal-dual algorithm, Vickrey auctions A combinatorial auction is a way of allocating multipl...
We study the computational power and limitations of iterative combinatorial auctions. Most existing ...
Combinatorial auctions are formulated as frustrated lattice gases on sparse random graphs, allowing ...
This thesis concerns the interdisciplinary field of combinatorial auctions, combining the fields of ...
AbstractWe present a new framework for the design of computationally-efficient and incentive-compati...
AbstractAuctions are the most widely used strategic game-theoretic mechanisms in the Internet. Aucti...
Combinatorial exchanges are trading mechanisms that allow agents to specify preferences over bundles...
Combinatorial auctions provide an important tool for mechanism design in multi-agent systems. When i...
When attempting to design a truthful mechanism for a computationally hard problem such as combinator...
Combinatorial exchanges are double sided marketplaces with multiple sellers and multiple buyers trad...
A fundamental problem in building open distributed systems is to design mechanisms that compute opti...
Combinatorial auctions are auction formats that allow agents to submit single bids for a set of dist...
Combinatorial exchanges are double sided marketplaces with multiple sellers and multiple buyers trad...
Combinatorial exchanges are double sided marketplaces with multiple sellers and multiple buyers trad...
In combinatorial auctions, multiple distinct items are sold simultaneously and a bidder may place a ...
ming, primal-dual algorithm, Vickrey auctions A combinatorial auction is a way of allocating multipl...
We study the computational power and limitations of iterative combinatorial auctions. Most existing ...
Combinatorial auctions are formulated as frustrated lattice gases on sparse random graphs, allowing ...
This thesis concerns the interdisciplinary field of combinatorial auctions, combining the fields of ...
AbstractWe present a new framework for the design of computationally-efficient and incentive-compati...
AbstractAuctions are the most widely used strategic game-theoretic mechanisms in the Internet. Aucti...
Combinatorial exchanges are trading mechanisms that allow agents to specify preferences over bundles...
Combinatorial auctions provide an important tool for mechanism design in multi-agent systems. When i...
When attempting to design a truthful mechanism for a computationally hard problem such as combinator...