Approximating Fair Division on D-Claw-Free Graphs

Authors: Zbigniew Lonc

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Reproducibility Variable Result LLM Response
Research Type Theoretical For this class of graphs we prove that there is an allocation assigning each agent a connected bundle of value at least 1/d of her maximin share. Moreover, for the same class of graphs of goods, we show a theorem which specifies what fraction of the proportional share can be guaranteed to each agent if the values of single goods for the agents are bounded by a given fraction of this share. Finding a polynomial time algorithm for constructing a 1/d-mms allocation for (d+1)-claw-free graphs of goods will be a subject of our future research.
Researcher Affiliation Academia Zbigniew Lonc Warsaw University of Technology, Poland zbigniew.lonc@pw.edu.pl
Pseudocode Yes Algorithm 1 allocate(N , G X, c) 1 T := N ; 2 for j = 1, 2, . . . , s do 3 sort the agents i T non increasingly according to the key f(i, j): ij 1, ij 2, . . . , ij |T |; 4 kj := the largest p such that f(ij p, j) p; 5 Ij := {ij 1, ij 2, . . . , ij kj}; 6 agents in Ij distribute the vertices of V (Gj) among themselves according to the allocation A(Ij, Gj); 7 T := T Ij; 8 if T = then 9 return
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