Complexity of inheritance of F-convexity for restricted games induced by minimum partitions
Alexandre Skoda
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Alexandre Skoda: Centre d'Economie de la Sorbonne
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Abstract:
Let G = (N,E,w) be a weighted communication graph (with weight function w on E). For every subset A inclut N, we delete in the subset E(A) of edges with ends in A, all edges of minimum weight in E (A). Then the connected components of the corresponding induced subgraph constitue a partition of A that we Pmin(A). For every game (N,v), we define the Pmin-restricted game (N,v) by v(A = sigmaF appartient à Pmin(A)v(F) for all A inclut N. We prove that we can decide in polynomial time if there is inheritance of F-convexity from N,v) to the Pmin-restricted game (N,v) where F-convexity is obtained by restricting convexity to connected subsets
Keywords: communication networks; cooperative game; convex game; restricted game; partitions; supermodularity; graph; complexity (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 28 pages
Date: 2016-07
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Published in RAIRO - Operations Research, 2020, 54 (1), pp.143-161
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