sortIndexOneSided: Ranks elements with column of a matrix, assuming a one-sided...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Returns the rank of each element with each column of a matrix. So, if row 34
is the highest number for column 3, then the first row of column 3 will be
34 – unless it is column 34, in which case it will be 35, to adjust for the
fact that this is a single-sided market.
Usage
1
Arguments
u
A matrix with agents' cardinal preferences. Column i is agent i's
preferences.
Value
a matrix with the agents' ordinal preferences
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Returns the rank of each element with each column of a matrix. So, if row 34 is the highest number for column 3, then the first row of column 3 will be 34 – unless it is column 34, in which case it will be 35, to adjust for the fact that this is a single-sided market.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
u |
A matrix with agents' cardinal preferences. Column i is agent i's preferences. |
Value
a matrix with the agents' ordinal preferences
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