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Group Activity Selection on Social Networks

AAAI 2017 · Multi-agent systems and games › Games and equilibria · approach: Fair division and coalition formation · 30 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Restrict groups to connected subgroups and allow each activity to be used only oncegGASP · Paths, stars, and small-component networkscomplexity of deciding stable-outcome existence: NP-hardHurt
Allow multiple groups to use equivalent copies of each activitygGASP · Acyclic networks, core stabilityrunning time of finding a stable outcome: polynomial in p and nHelped
Allow multiple groups to use equivalent copies of each activitygGASP · Acyclic networks, Nash stabilitycomplexity of deciding stable-outcome existence: polynomial in p and nHelped
Parameterize by the number of activities pgGASP with Nash stability · Pathsrunning time: O(4^{p}pn(p+n))Helped
Parameterize by the number of activities pgGASP with Nash stability · Starsrunning time: O(2^pp^{p+1}n \log n)Helped
Parameterize by the number of activities p and component size cgGASP with Nash stability · Networks with bounded-size connected componentsrunning time: O(p^{c}8^{p}kn^2)Helped
Parameterize by the number of activities p and component size cgGASP with core stability · Networks with bounded-size connected componentsrunning time: O(p^{c+1}8^{p}kn^2)Helped

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