Random Assignment with Integer Costs
ROBERT PARVIAINEN
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Published: Jan 1, 2004
DOI: 10.1017/s0963548303005819
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The random assignment problem is to minimize the cost of an assignment in an matrix of random costs. In this paper we study the problem for some integer-valued cost distributions. We consider both uniform distributions on , for or , and random permutations of for each row, or of for the whole matrix. We find the limit of the expected cost for the ‘ ’ cases, and prove bounds for the ‘ ’ cases. This is done by simple coupling arguments together with recent results of Aldous for the continuous case. We also present a simulation study of these cases.
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