toptrading.checkStability: Check if there are any pairs of agents who would rather swap...
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Check if there are any pairs of agents who would rather swap houses with each other rather than be with their own two current respective partners.

1	toptrading.checkStability(utils = NULL, pref = NULL, matchings)

`utils`	is a matrix with cardinal utilities of all individuals in the market. If there are `n` individuals, then this matrix will be of dimension `n` by `n`. The `i,j`th element refers to the payoff that individual `j` receives from being matched to individual `i`.
`pref`	is a matrix with the preference order of all individuals in the market. This argument is only required when `utils` is not provided. If there are `n` individuals, then this matrix will be of dimension `n` by `n`. The `i,j`th element refers to `j`'s `i`th most favorite partner. Preference orders can either be specified using R-indexing (starting at 1) or C++ indexing (starting at 0).
`matchings`	is a vector of length `n` corresponding to the matchings being made, so that e.g. if the `4`th element is `6` then agent `4` was matched to agent `6`.

true if the matching is stable, false otherwise

pref <- matrix(c(
  2, 4, 3, 4,
  3, 3, 4, 2,
  4, 2, 2, 1,
  1, 1, 1, 3
), byrow = TRUE, nrow = 4)
pref
results <- toptrading(pref = pref)
results
toptrading.checkStability(pref = pref, matchings = results)