I used matchpairs function to solve linear assignment problem but was wondering which algorithm it implemented and the time complexity. Is it Hungarian?
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Christine Tobler
Christine Tobler el 2 de Mayo de 2019

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The algorithm solves the same problem as the Hungarian algorithm, but it's not the same algorithm. The Hungarian algorithm has complexity O(N^4), while the algorithm used here has complexity O(N^3*log(N)) for dense matrices, and O(nnz*N*log(N)) for sparse matrices.
These are worst-case complexities, for many matrices the performance will be better, as simple cases are treated in a preprocessing step.
If you type 'edit matchpairs', there is a reference to a paper describing the algorithm used in that file.

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Lingyao Meng
Lingyao Meng el 2 de Mayo de 2019
Thanks a lot
Steven Lord
Steven Lord el 2 de Mayo de 2019
The paper is also listed in the References section of the documentation page for matchpairs. That way you avoid the chance of accidentally modifying matchpairs.m.
Mingxing
Mingxing el 8 de Oct. de 2021
Thanks for your answer. I checked the algorithm file of 'matchpairs' and I found that there is a 'matlab.internal.graph.perfectMatching' function to perform matching (no further explainations). I am wondering what exactly it is.
And I also checked the reference paper, the paper actually gave several algorithms.

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