Lecture

Unweighted Bipartite Matching

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Description

This lecture covers the unweighted bipartite matching problem and its solution using linear programming. The instructor explains the definition of unweighted bipartite matching, the algorithm for finding the matching, and the concept of alternating paths. The lecture also introduces the concept of augmenting paths and the simplex method for solving the problem.

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