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Improved algorithms for optimal winner determination in combinatorial auctions and generalizations (2000)

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by Tuomas Sandholm , Subhash Suri
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@MISC{Sandholm00improvedalgorithms,
    author = {Tuomas Sandholm and Subhash Suri},
    title = {Improved algorithms for optimal winner determination in combinatorial auctions and generalizations},
    year = {2000}
}

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Abstract

Combinatorial auctions can be used to reach efficient resource and task allocations in multiagent systems where the items are complementary. Determining the winners is NP-complete and inapproximable, but it was recently shown that optimal search algorithms do very well on average. This paper presents a more sophisticated search algorithm for optimal (and anytime) winner determination, including structural improvements that reduce search tree size, faster data structures, and optimizations at search nodes based on driving toward, identifying and solving tractable special cases. We also uncover a more general tractable special case, and design algorithms for solving it as well as for solving known tractable special cases substantially faster. We generalize combinatorial auctions to multiple units of each item, to reserve prices on singletons as well as combinations, and to combinatorial exchanges -- all allowing for substitutability. Finally, we present algorithms for determining the winners in these generalizations.

Keyphrases

combinatorial auction    optimal winner determination    tractable special case    winner determination    data structure    structural improvement    optimal search algorithm    search tree size    search node    efficient resource    task allocation    combinatorial exchange    sophisticated search algorithm    multiagent system    general tractable special case    design algorithm   

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